Papua New Guinea awards Pandora field licence
Papua New Guinea The field has been undeveloped for 30 years due to it being deemed uneconomical.
Repsol, Santos, Kina Petroleum and Twinza previously owned the asset.
Twinza had previously applied for the licence in November 2018.
The deal is part of Papua New Guinea’s Take Back PNG initiative, meant to bring about social, economic and political reform.
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