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PNG afloat in LNG development Part 1

Pipeline? What pipeline? Nowadays everyone agrees the best way to commercialise PNG gas is via liquefaction.

Blair Price

As Asia’s hunger for gas supplies grows, covetous eyes are turning towards PNG’s substantial natural gas reserves. The country’s known resources total more than 15 trillion cubic feet and these are expected...

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