ASIA

Triple firms new Chinese gas direction

PAUL Underwood has decided to step down from an executive role at struggling China-focused gas chaser Triple Energy after three years, saying the company is now under the day-to-day control of its China-based shareholders.

Haydn Black

Paul Underwood

Underwood will stay on as a non-executive director, but said he could no longer meet the time demands Triple required of him in an attempt to finalise new gas projects in China. He recapitalised...

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