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Court Order Contingent on Government Action Affecting Strategic Angore Gas Assets

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What happened

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A court order may prevent polling and access to certain state assets in the Angore gas fields, including the area of Prime Minister James Marape’s office in Tari-Pori. The Angore Gas Landowners Association stated that this order reinforces a 2015 ruling barring state agents from entering their land unless the government releases a K12 million Business Development Grant. This grant is required to complete social-mapping and landowner-identification in the Angore gas fields.

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Why it matters

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The strategic state assets affected by the dispute include the Highlands Highway, the KOMO international airport, the power transmission line to the Porgera gold mine, and the start of the PNG LNG pipeline to the Napanapa gas conditioning plant. The government must secure cabinet approval for the grant to move the identification process forward.

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Who's involved

  • governmentThe executive body whose action is required to approve the business development grant.
  • stateThe land entity whose resources are tied to the Angore gas projects.
  • cabinetThe high-ranking officials whose approval is needed for the business development grant.
  • James MarapeThe location of the office of the Prime Minister during the potential access restrictions.
  • Papua New GuineaThe country whose strategic assets are involved in the dispute.

Who could feel it

Possible knock-on effects

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  • Papua New GuineaSpeculative

    The country could see delays in the development of the PNG LNG pipeline and the utilization of the Angore gas fields.

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