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A compelling case for more LNG from PNG
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Report summary
The next wave of LNG from Papua New Guinea will be very competitive on a global basis. The breakevens of PNG LNG Train 3 and Papua LNG are lower than many higher profile projects in Australia, North America and East Africa. In an environment where subdued LNG prices and capital constraints are resulting in many projects being deferred or cancelled, this will mean the PNG developments will be well positioned to secure LNG market share from 2022.
Table of contents
- Executive Summary
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Dramatic changes in the PNG upstream industry
- Papua New Guinea hydrocarbon production
- LNG project participation
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