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Papua New Guinea's decade of growth begins

As part of extensive in-country research for the newly-released 2024 edition of the Business Advantage PNG annual magazine, our editorial team spoke exclusively to dozens of business leaders to understand how they are preparing for imminent growth – and what challenges they face. Here’s what they told us. ExxonMobil’s Kumul marine terminal at Caution Bay outside Port Moresby. PNG’s LNG exports…

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TotalEnergies anuncia projeto para produção de 4 milhões de toneladas por ano de gás natural liquefeito (GNL)

A companhia francesa de energia TotalEnergies informou a implantação completa de um projeto integrado de engenharia e design (FEED) para o empreendimento Papua LNG.

Mais um empreendimento da TotalEnergies! Os parceiros do projeto Papua LNG escolheram um conceito que integra quatro unidades de produção elétrica de gás natural liquefeito (GNL) com capacidade total de quatro milhões de toneladas por ano (mt/ano) para otimizar a cooperação e reduzir os custos. A planta de liquefação existente da PNG LNG em Caution Bay ficará responsável por produzir as unidades, assumindo o compromisso de reduzir a emissão de carbono do empreendimento.

A ExxonMobil mantém sua posição como operadora da PNG LNG desde 2014 e também ficará responsável pela construção e operação das unidades elétricas de liquefação. O projeto Papua LNG poderá chegar a produzir uma capacidade de liquefação de até 6 milhões de t/ano, visando a primeira produção a partir de 2027.

Julien Pouget, vice-presidente sênior da TotalEnergies na Ásia-Pacífico para exploração e produção e renováveis, disse: “Este projeto, apoiado pelo Estado de Papua Nova Guiné, contribuirá para a segurança do fornecimento de GNL, especialmente para clientes na Ásia, onde o GNL pode substituir o carvão para geração de energia e participar de uma redução substancial das emissões de CO2 na região.”

A TotalEnergies detém 40% de participação no projeto, com seus parceiros ExxonMobil com 37,1% e Santos com 22,8%. A antiga empresa desenvolveu o Papua LNG no estado de Papua Nova Guiné. O país insular pode chegar a uma participação de até 22,5% na decisão final de investimento prevista para o final do ano corrente ou início de 2024.

Kerenga Kua, Ministro do Petróleo e Energia de Papua Nova Guiné, disse: “O governo de Marape-Rosso dá alta prioridade à entrega do projeto Papua LNG. Temos um negócio melhorado e contribuição de nossos empreiteiros nacionais e força de trabalho. O governo incentiva todas as partes interessadas, incluindo os parceiros do projeto, a trabalhar diligentemente para entregar um projeto orçamentário dentro do prazo.”

O que é e para que serve o gás natural liquefeito?

O gás natural liquefeito (GNL) é um combustível composto principalmente por metano (CH4), que é processado para reduzir seu volume em 600 vezes e transformá-lo em um líquido incolor, inodoro e não tóxico, com uma densidade de aproximadamente 0,45 g/cm³. Esse processo de liquefação é realizado por meio de resfriamento do gás natural a temperaturas extremamente baixas, geralmente abaixo de -160°C, requerendo equipamentos complexos e alta tecnologia.

O GNL é amplamente utilizado como fonte de energia em todo o mundo devido a sua alta densidade energética e facilidade de armazenamento e transporte em abundância. É considerado uma alternativa mais limpa aos combustíveis fósseis tradicionais, como o petróleo e o carvão, pois emite menos dióxido de carbono e poluentes atmosféricos em comparação com esses combustíveis.

Além disso, o GNL tem uma ampla gama de aplicações, desde a geração de eletricidade até o uso em veículos de transporte, embarcações marítimas e até mesmo como matéria-prima na produção de produtos químicos. É considerado um combustível versátil e confiável, com uma demanda crescente em todo o mundo.

No entanto, a produção e o uso do GNL não estão isentos de desafios e preocupações ambientais, como vazamentos, explosões e emissões de gases de efeito estufa. É importante que sejam tomadas medidas de segurança e sustentabilidade para garantir que o GNL seja produzido e utilizado de maneira responsável e segura.

Sobre a história da TotalEnergies

A TotalEnergies é uma empresa multinacional de energia, fundada em 1924 na França como a Compagnie Française des Pétroles (CFP), que se tornou a Total em 1985. A empresa é especializada em exploração e produção de petróleo e gás, bem como em refino e comercialização de produtos derivados do petróleo.

Ao longo dos anos, a Total expandiu suas operações para outras partes do mundo, incluindo África, América Latina, Oriente Médio e Ásia. A empresa também desenvolveu uma forte presença em energia renovável, com investimentos em energia solar, eólica e biomassa.

A Total estabeleceu parcerias estratégicas com outras empresas de energia, incluindo a Petrobras, no Brasil, e a Gazprom, na Rússia. A empresa também é membro de consórcios de desenvolvimento de campos de petróleo e gás em todo o mundo, incluindo o consórcio Kashagan no Cazaquistão e o consórcio LNG Canada.

Em 2021, a Total alterou seu nome para TotalEnergies para refletir sua crescente presença em energia renovável e sua estratégia de transição para uma empresa de energia mais ampla e diversificada. A empresa continua a buscar oportunidades de investimento em energia renovável e a trabalhar em parceria com outras empresas de energia para atingir seus objetivos de sustentabilidade.

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ExxonMobil Internship Recruitment Program 2020 - CareerForFreshers

ExxonMobil Internship Recruitment Program 2020 – CareerForFreshers

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ExxonMobil PNG Limited is a subsidiary of Exxon Mobil Corporation and operator of the PNG LNG Project, an integrated development that includes gas production and processing facilities in the Southern Highlands, Hela, Gulf, Central and Western Provinces. The Project commenced production in the middle of 2014 and supplies liquefied natural gas to customers in Asia.

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Papua New Guinea’s prime minister has resigned

POLITICAL TRANSITIONS are rarely plain sailing in Papua New Guinea (PNG). The country’s prime ministers like to cling to office regardless of mass desertions of their political allies to their opponents’ side. Its parliamentary speakers defy the rules to keep their jobs. Governments sometimes put pressure on the judiciary and office of the governor-general to help them stay in power. So it was in 2011 during the political turmoil that eventually resulted in Peter O’Neill taking over as PNG’s prime minister. And so it has been again recently, as he has fought to keep his job. Finally, on May 29th, he tendered his resignation to avoid the humiliation of defeat in an impending vote of no-confidence.

While in office Mr O’Neill presided over a boom in the export of minerals. A $19bn project, launched in 2014, involved the extraction of liquid natural gas in the Southern Highlands, a province. It is the biggest ever private-sector investment in PNG. But Mr O’Neill’s opponents say it has brought little benefit to local people. Paul Flanagan, a former treasury official in PNG, says the country’s living standards have been falling in the past five years.

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A no-confidence motion against Mr O’Neill was originally due to take place in February. But he avoided it by declaring a three-month suspension of parliament. In April discontent grew over another natural-gas deal, worth $13bn, with ExxonMobil, Total and Oil Search, a local firm in which the government has a big stake. Some politicians alleged that its terms were too opaque, and appeared to favour the foreign companies. Some of Mr O’Neill’s cabinet colleagues agreed. First the finance minister, James Marape, resigned. Others soon followed.

On May 7th Mr O’Neill suspended parliament for another three weeks. When it reconvened it became clear that he could no longer stem the tide. By resigning before the no-confidence motion, Mr O’Neill allowed ministers and pro-government legislators to regroup behind Mr Marape as his replacement. Mr Marape won the resulting election by 101 votes to eight. He is unlikely to push for big changes in policy.

Australia may have reason to miss Mr O’Neill. He won much favour there for accepting unwanted seekers of asylum in Australia, many of them from war-afflicted regions, on a remote island. Other countries will wonder how the leadership change in PNG will affect their interests. Both China and America have been trying to court favour there to strengthen their influence in a region of strategic importance. They have been pouring money into infrastructure. America has pledged to help rebuild a mothballed naval base.

But Mr O’Neill’s departure will be little mourned at home. He came to power in 2011 pledging to fight corruption. There has been little progress. His remote, mountainous country remains mired in poverty. Nearly 90% of its 8m citizens live in rural areas. Many of them are subsistence farmers with negligible access to state services. His successor faces a colossal challenge.

This article appeared in the Asia section of the print edition under the headline "A departure unmourned"

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Five reasons you should attend the 2021 Papua New Guinea Investment Conference online

'Things are on the move in Papua New Guinea, the Pacific's largest economy ...' Five reasons you should attend the 2021 Papua New Guinea Investment Conference livestream #pngconference #PNG #pngbusiness #investment

The three-day 2021 Business Advantage Papua New Guinea Investment Conference, a digital event, starts live-streaming at 9am on Tuesday 7 September. Andrew Wilkins, Publishing Director at conference host, Business Advantage International, outlines the reasons why this is the year to attend. Things are on the move in Papua New Guinea, the Pacific’s largest economy. With National Elections due next…

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ExxonMobil confirms machinery damage at PNG gas pipe project https://crudeoilbrokers.blogspot.com/2018/06/exxonmobil-confirms-machinery-damage-at.html

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via Google Alert - courier deliveries ExxonMobil sthrengthens aid efforts http://ift.tt/2IteCDz ExxonMobil PNG supports reestablishment of healthcare in the Highland communities, even as relief supply deliveries continue. March 16, 2018. ExxonMobil PNG supports reestablishment of healthcare in the Highland communities, even as relief supply deliveries continue. Supporting the restoration of ... http://ift.tt/eA8V8J March 15, 2018 at 11:45AM Google Alert - courier deliveries http://ift.tt/1mErzhK

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Papua New Guinea’s prime minister wins a second term

MARAUDING supporters went on the rampage with bush knives, candidates were imprisoned and kidnapped and police stations were burned during the six-week vote and count in elections in Papua New Guinea (PNG). On August 2nd the incumbent People’s National Congress party finally declared victory and Peter O’Neill was returned as prime minister for a second five-year term. But the violence augurs ill for the country’s stability.

The chaotic campaign reflected enduring problems in the political system. Most politics in PNG is local: the population of 7.6m people speak nearly 850 languages. Fully 44 parties took part and many candidates ran as independents. All three members of the Election Advisory Committee, a government body supposed to monitor election proceedings, resigned in early July because, they said, they had not been given enough information to do their work. One MP who was standing for the ruling party was imprisoned for inciting unrest in his township that left three people dead. There were allegations of irregularities at the central level too, with reports of ballot papers being funnelled to the incumbent party. Patilias Gamato, the electoral commissioner, acknowledged that there were grave problems with the electoral roll and the conduct of officials.

Mr O’Neill took office in 2011 promising a crusade against corruption, but did little to clean up politics. He disbanded the anti-graft task-force he had set up when it started to investigate him. During the campaign there were numerous reports of election officers taking bribes to help particular candidates or favouring relatives. In Port Moresby, the capital, a returning officer appeared on TV in a dingy hotel room surrounded by heavies to announce the winning candidate in his district at the same time as his deputy declared the true victor to be Sir Mekere Morauta, a former prime minister who had come out of retirement to oppose Mr O’Neill. Rival camps attempted to whisk away new MPs as they arrived at the airport from the provinces.

In spite (or perhaps because) of such shenanigans, politics in PNG appears to be growing more stable than in the past: in the 1980s and 1990s no government even survived a single term, much less won re-election. Over the past decade the commodities boom has filled government coffers and eased the task of building and maintaining fragile, if fractious, coalitions. Since 2009 ExxonMobil and its partners have invested $19bn in a liquefied natural gas project in the southern highlands, the biggest private-sector investment in PNG’s history.

Local themes drowned out national ones during the campaign. But the country faces big problems. The violence before and after the election reflects deep social rifts, particularly in the highlands, which are riven by tribal conflict. A fiscal crisis is also looming. Economic growth fell from 13% in 2014 to just 2% last year, according to the Asian Development Bank, and government debt has been rising fast. This is largely due to the falling price of natural gas, PNG’s main export. Its timber industry faces renewed scrutiny too: several foreign companies recently suspended sales of products made from Papuan wood over concerns about illegal logging and rampant deforestation.

Mr O’Neill now has 18 months before the opposition can call a vote of no confidence—but they will be far from calm. He was elected by 60 votes to 46, a smaller majority than is typical (the vote had to be delayed when two men turned up purporting to represent the same constituency). Most MPs are first-timers and in hock to a small number of influential figures. Mr O’Neill is also likely to face challenges in court over the tempestuous election that returned him to office.

This article appeared in the Asia section of the print edition under the headline "Continuity, not stability"

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What's on the agenda for Papua New Guinea business in 2017?

What's on the agenda for Papua New Guinea business in 2017? #PNG

As Papua New Guinea business gets back to work, Business Advantage PNG looks at some of the issues coming up in 2017. It looks likely to be a year of preparation for better times.

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National elections

2017 is an election year in Papua New Guinea, with voting scheduled to take place from late June to early July.

‘Overall, economic growth is likely to be modest.’

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Plasticizers (Low Phthalates, High Phthalates, And Non-Phthalates) Market Huge Growth and Demand (2020-2027) | UPC Group, Bluesail, Exxonmobil

Plasticizers (Low Phthalates, High Phthalates, And Non-Phthalates) Market Huge Growth and Demand (2020-2027) | UPC Group, Bluesail, Exxonmobil

Most recent Study on Industrial Growth of Global Plasticizers (Low Phthalates, High Phthalates, And Non-Phthalates) Market 2020-2027. A point by point study gathered to offer Latest knowledge about intense highlights of the Plasticizers (Low Phthalates, High Phthalates, And Non-Phthalates) market. The report contains distinctive market expectations identified with CAGR, income, production,…

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Fire erupts at ExxonMobil refinery in Baton Rouge, Louisiana; no injuries

Fire crews have responded to a fire inside an ExxonMobil refinery in Baton Rouge, Louisiana. The refinery is the fifth largest in the United States.

BATON ROUGE, La. (AP) — Fire crews have responded to a fire inside an ExxonMobil refinery in Louisiana.

News outlets report the fire erupted late Tuesday night at the facility in Baton Rouge.

The fire turned the night sky a shade of orange and sent a large plume of smoke into the air. No injuries were reported.

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ExxonMobil still assessing PNG LNG damage, says pipeline not affected by quake https://crudeoilbrokers.blogspot.com/2018/03/exxonmobil-still-assessing-png-lng.html

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PNG political upheaval may delay LNG projects

Analysts say Total and ExxonMobil keeping a close eye on events in South Pacific archipelago. from Storage Containers https://www.tradewindsnews.com/gas/1792532/png-political-upheaval-may-delay-lng-projects via http://www.rssmix.com/

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Rapport de marché Pétrolier : ExxonMobil et BP se sont retirés du marché des blocs de pétrole au Ghana

Rapport de marché Pétrolier : ExxonMobil et BP se sont retirés du marché des blocs de pétrole au Ghana

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La Société nationale nigériane du pétrole (NNPC) a annoncé son intention d’ouvrir le plus grand gaz de pétrole liquéfié (GPL) également appelé installation de stockage et de distribution de gaz de cuisson et de propane à Oredo, dans la ville de Benin City. La société avec sa filiale, la Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation, dévoilera cette installation dans le cadre de ses efforts pour…