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  • Can Papua New Guinea still produce oil and gas?
  • Papua New Guinea can still be successful in producing oil and gas well into the future, but it has to learn that it takes more than oil and gas reserves to create a viable and sustainable production industry. A review of its past successes should indicate what it needs to do.
  • What is ExxonMobil doing in Papua New Guinea?
  • ExxonMobil has had a presence in Papua New Guinea since the 1920s, and in addition to construction of the PNG LNG Project, the company has interests in fuels marketing and oil production. The PNG LNG Project is unlocking value from stranded gas resources in the Highlands of Papua New Guinea.
  • Why did Chevron leave Papua New Guinea?
  • With Kutubu oil production declining, Chevron departed the venture, selling its Papua New Guinea interests to Oil Search and over the course of several years, the schemes waxed and waned.
  • How did Exxon & BP develop LNG in Papua New Guinea?
  • With the foundations for the gas development defined by the revised gas regulatory and fiscal regime, Exxon and BP pursued their LNG development plans based on the large Hides gas field with notions of taking the gas to the Papua New Guinea north-coast and a deep water plant site at Madang.
  • What was the Papua New Guinea gas project?
  • The Papua New Guinea Gas Project, alias Papua New Guinea Gas to Queensland Project or Gas to Australia Project ended up with over 4,300 kilometres of trunk gas pipelines and lateral pipelines hanging off the Papua New Guinea gas sources.
  • Why did Papua New Guinea explorers invest in oil?
  • With diminishing oil production and the absence of new oil finds, Papua New Guinea’s explorers needed to capitalise on prior exploration investments that failed to find oil. Gas in the new century was no longer a hindrance and could be profitably developed even extending the life of the oil fields.

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