Pengerang Phase 1C on track for year-end completion
Malaysia “The further industrial development of Johor, including Petronas’ RAPID project, which reached a final investment decision in the first half of 2014, will be a major catalyst for further investment in Malaysia’s oil and gas industry,” he noted. “Each of these projects is a key entry point project for the country’s economic transformation to a high-income nation,” Tan Sri Ngau added.
The chairman also confirmed that 87 ships had called at the company’s deepwater terminal in Pengerang following the first ship’s arrival on April 12, 2014.
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