Part of the deal is a brand agreement whereby the Shell name will continue to be displayed across the country's downstream network and customers will still have access to Shell fuels and lubricants. The lube oil and grease plants in Brisbane will be turned into bulk storage and distribution facilities. Shell has been involved in Australia's downstream industry for 113 years. Despite Shell's withdrawal from the Chevron-operated Wheatstone LNG project in Western Australia in January, the Vitol deal has not affected Shell's other upstream business, which include participation in the North West Shelf joint venture, the Prelude floating LNG project, and the Greater Sunrise fields. Shell also has a 23% shareholding in Woodside Petroleum and in the wake of the deal Woodside Chief Executive Officer Peter Coleman has publicly asked Shell for clarification of its intentions on the Woodside register.