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PTTEP and Asian NOCs – strategies to meet regional energy needs
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PTTEP and the other Southeast Asian NOCs are bracing for a future in which the energy transition is gaining everyday more importance. This presentation shows how the main Southeast Asian NOCs have begun to transform their portfolio and strategies to include more gas. We are also discussing the key challenges and opportunities ahead in their race to gas resources. Finally, we are taking a closer look at PTTEP’s “come home” strategy, and how the Thai NOC is paving its way to success.
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