Papua New Guinea’s PNG LNG project has played a major role in providing energy for the nation and the world, and ExxonMobil PNG’s (EMPNG) new chief says the people are the real power behind its success.
ExxonMobil has gone back to the classroom to take Papua New Guinean earth science and engineering students beyond the books to give them real-life skills.
Nonnie Eri has steered her own course and changed the face of shipping in her home country of Papua New Guinea, becoming the first female Loading Master at her nation’s largest gas project export terminal.
Imagine a first day where you had to help bring online the gas wells for a major LNG operation – that handles up to 1 billion cubic feet of gas a day – for a $US19 billion-dollar energy project. Would you have...
Like many university students, Yasi Koriam struggled to find a passion that would also secure his future. But an opportunity to take a year-long training course in Canada sponsored by ExxonMobil gave Yasi a new...
Public and private sector leaders from 21 Pacific economies converged this week on Papua New Guinea (PNG) for the 2018 Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation summit.
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In Papua New Guinea, following last month’s earthquake and despite powerful aftershocks, humanitarian supplies – including basic shelter, water and food – are continuing to reach impacted communities.
The Papua New Guinea liquefied natural gas (PNG LNG) facility started exporting LNG a little more than three years ago and has put the island nation on the world’s energy map. And for local citizens, this...
Papua New Guinea, half of the giant island of New Guinea just above Australia, is an ecological masterpiece. It is home to the world’s third-largest rainforest, more than 200,000 different plant and animal...
