Papua New Guinea lies just south of the equator, 160 kilometres north of Australia.
The Hiri, or trade voyage, from the Central Province of Papua New Guinea began in the 18th century. A unique boat - the Lakatoi - was designed to take local specialities to trade in other provinces. Its successful, historic journey is still commemorated as part of Papua New Guinea's Independence Day celebrations. The Liquid Niugini Gas logo was inspired by the Lakatoi.
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Papua New Guinea may be one of the world’s most significant underdeveloped gas provinces.
Liquid Niugini Gas has been established to pioneer production of LNG in Papua New Guinea and will build and operate a gas processing facility delivering LNG and on-shore NGL processing.
It will be an historic investment that will bring significant benefits for Papua New Guinea and a new supplier to the world of LNG.
Artist's rendering of the proposed Liquid Niugini Gas plant.
LNG selects Bechtel to undertake engineering and design using ConocoPhillips' Optimized CascadeSM Process Technology.
Our progress
- Government Of Papua New Guinea Approves InterOil's LNG Project Agreement - 10th December, 2009 > more
- Bechtel selected as FEED/EPC contractor and ConocoPhillips Process Technology chosen for the plant design > more
- EIS process underway
- PNG Prime Minister, Sir Michael Somare, expresses his enthusiasm for the benefits the Liquid Niugini Gas project will bring to his country > more
- FEED/EPC shortlist announced
- Shareholder Agreement signed
- Pre-basis of the Engineering Design study and a sound project definition now complete
- Further well appraisal underway
- InterOil announced the Elk gas discovery (100+ MMSCFGPD), immediately followed by an appraisal well and seismic shoot
- Memorandum of Understanding signed in September 2006 with the PNG Government. Project Agreement negotiations underway