PNG

Hides stand-off continues

THE stand-off between local landholders and the Papua New Guinea government at the Hides gas plant is continuing, with some reports from Hela province saying the protest has already started impacting on LNG sales.

Radio NZ reported yesterday that the latest export shipment from the ExxonMobil-operated PNG LNG project had only half as much gas as usual. While that seems unlikely given the short tenure of the protests,...

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