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Slugcatcher and PNG's gas-glut lesson

IT'S only a casual suggestion from Slugcatcher, but right now might not be a good time for the government of Papua New Guinea to demand better terms from LNG project developers.

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Does PNG’s government think it has more options than it really does?

Naturally, any talk of PNG backing away from its hard line with ExxonMobil and partners in the P'nyang gasfield and twin LNG projects, will be dismissed as unacceptable by the PNG government which has...

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