Kumul awards pre-FEED contract to Wison for Papua New Guinea’s first FLNG

Papua New Guinea’s national oil and gas company Kumul Petroleum is joining forces with China’s FLNG builder Wison New Energies on Papua New Guinea’s first FLNG project. The two firms signed the contract on Friday. With an expected capacity of 1.5 mtpa, Papua New Guinea’s first FLNG is planned to be deployed to the Gulf…

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