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To: Timelord who wrote (1207)	7/27/1999 8:21:00 AM
From: Tomas	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 2742

AGL sees Papua New Guinea pipeline completed early 2003 MELBOURNE, July 27 (Reuters) - The Australian Gas Light Co said on Tuesday it expected construction of the Papua New Guinea to Gladstone gas pipeline would be completed by early 2003. AGL managing director Len Bleasel said construction would start as soon as all the business arrangements were completed. ''At this stage we believe financial close can be achieved by mid next year and then the pipeline could be completed by early in 2003,'' he said in a statement. AGL and Malaysia's Petronas will build, own and operate the billion 2,100 km pipeline from the PNG border to Gladstone, at an estimated cost of A$1.5 billion. Bleasel said a decision would also be made soon on delivering PNG gas into the Brisbane market. ''We are studying various delivery options, including the possible construction of a new pipeline direct from Gladstone into Brisbane,'' he said. Chevron Corp (NYSE:CHV - news) unit Chevron Services Australia said on Tuesday it had finalised negotiations to sell up to 130 petajoules of gas to Queensland government-owned Allgas. the contract was for a 20-year term. biz.yahoo.com ________________________________________________ Chevron concludes PNG contract with Allgas BRISBANE, July 27 (Reuters) - Chevron Corp unit Chevron Services Australia said on Tuesday it had finalised negotiations to sell up to 130 petajoules of gas to Allgas from the A$5.5 billion Papua New Guinea to Gladstone gas pipeline. Allgas, owned by the Queensland state government, was acting as aggregator for likely gas users Tarong Energy, Comalco Ltd , Sithe Energies, and CS Energy. Sithe is majority owned by Vivendi . The contract is for a 20 year term. ''This contact alone is very close to the foundation volumes required to underpin the development of the PNG gas project,'' said Chevron's project director John Powell. Chevron is operator of the project, which will take gas from the Kutubu and Gobe fields in the Southern Highlands of PNG. Chevron said once the contract had been approved by the boards of each company, the project would ''move into front end engineering and in parallel final approval and finance activities.'' This was expected to take about 12 months. Comalco, which is considering building an alumina refinery in Gladstone or Sarawak, Malaysia, was considering taking about 20 petajoules, Chevron said. biz.yahoo.com

To: Timelord who wrote (1207)	8/13/1999 8:57:00 AM
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To: Timelord who wrote (1207)	8/17/1999 7:07:00 PM
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Lundin in Sudan: President Al-Bashir Acquainted With Activities Of Swedish Petroleum Company Khartoum, Aug. 17 (SUNA)- President of the Republic Gen. Omer Al-Bashir has been acquainted with plans and performance of the Swedish International Petroleum Company which is operating in the field of oil exploration in the country. The President lauded the efforts of the company in boosting the development process in the Sudan, pledging to provide all facilitaties to the company to realize its plans and programmes. This came when President Al-Bashir received at the Republican Palace here Tuesday Chairman of the Board of Directors of the company, Adolf H. Lundin. Mr. Lundin asserted to SUNA his company's commitment to reach the stage of production within the next two years, appreciating the government's support to the company.