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No Chevron comeback: source

OIL major Chevron has no plans to re-enter Papua New Guinea or bid for an operating stake in the ...

No Chevron comeback: source

While campaigning for the 2012 election which is yet to have an outcome, PNG Treasurer Don Polye told The National in May that Chevron was returning to PNG to partner with InterOil over the Gulf LNG project....

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