Toronto-listed
Primeline
Energy
Holdings,
which
holds
a
36.75%
interest
in
the
LS36-1
gas
field,
said
that
China’s
State
Oceanic
Administration
had
added
environmental
impact
assessment
approval
to
its
previous
go-ahead
for
the
development’s
pipeline
route.
Safety
and
occupational
hazard
checks
have
also
been
approved
by
other
regulators,
the
China-focused
junior
explorer
said.
The
overall
development
plan
will
now
go
the
country’s
National
Reform
and
Development
Committee.
Primeline
Energy
chief
executive
Ming
Wang
said
the
CNOOC-operated
development
was
on
course
for
first
production
in
the
third
quarter
of
next
year.
“Major
construction
contracts
have
been
signed…
