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Asia-Pacific upstream view - December 2014
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December saw significant project deals, start-ups and approvals across the region. First gas was achieved at large projects in Australia (QCLNG) and China (Panyu/Liuhua), while steps were also taken towards the commercialisation of the Lengo field in Indonesia, and Hess’ Equus resource offshore Australia. M&A included the US$5 billion sale of QCLNG’s export pipe to APA, and Repsol’s US$13 billion move for Talisman. PTTEP also cut spending, and BP dropped more Indian acreage.
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- Repsol buys Talisman for US$13 billion
- BG sells QCLNG export pipe to infrastructure group APA for US$5 billion
- First LNG from QCLNG
- CNOOC achieves first gas from four new fields
- BP left with four Indian blocks, down from 21
- PTTEP cuts investment spend
- Indonesia approves Lengo gas development
- Hess signs deal with North West Shelf LNG JV to develop Equus gas
- Cambodian government creates new committee to speed OCA resolution
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