Twinza Oil, which is owned by the Australian company Clough Engineering Group, has been given ministerial clearance to proceed with the Pasca gas and condensate project in the Gulf of Papua, a decision that could open up the offshore region to a host of new gas developments.
Kerenga Kua, Papua New Guinea’s petroleum minister, rubberstamped Pasca late on Friday in a surprise move. It will kickstart a project that was originally targeting FID in early 2018 but for which plans appeared to have been stymied in...
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