PNG Introduces Modern Production-Sharing Agreement for Oil
- Type: sunflower oil production equipment
- Usage: Peanut, Edible, Soybean, Castor, Rapeseed, Edible, cooking, Copra, Grape Seeds, Shea Nut, Safflower, Germ, Seeds, , Oil
- Tile Voltage: 220v,380v,440v
- Production Capacity: 11kg/batch
- Customized: Customized, Customized
- Dimension(L*W*H): 680*680550mm
- Model Number: QIE cooking oil machine
- Power(W): 5.5 KW
- Raw material: Edible/sesam/ soy bean/Edible seed
- Application: Oil Production Line
- Advantages: Easy Operation, Healthy Oil
- After sales Warranty Service: Spare parts
- Core Components: Motor
- Price: Price: Low
- Product: Clear Oil
- Keyword: Energy Saving cooking oil Extractor
- Process: Squuze Oil
Papua New Guinea's Petroleum Minister, Jimmy Maladina, has announced a significant shift in the country's resource management approach with the introduction of a production-sharing regime set to begin in 2025. Speaking at the PNG Investment Week conference in Sydney, Maladina highlighted the need for reforms to the Oil and Gas Act, which has been in place for over 25 years.
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