Standalone on menu for PTTEP’s M-3 development

On the menu: Thailand’s PTTEP aims to firm up gas reserves for a standalone development at its Block M-3 off Burma

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Upstream Staff

 14 March 2013 02:11 GMT

Thailand’s national upstream company PTTEP has plans for a standalone gas development in Block M-3 off Burma if it can firm up sufficient gas reserves in this year’s appraisal campaign.

The company reckons that if it can prove up between 800 billion and 1 trillion cubic feet of gas at M-3, then these volumes will be exploited for the local market.

Read the full story in Friday’s edition of Upstream newspaper.

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