‘PNG Energy Generation Solution’ MOA Signed
HIGHLIGHTS:
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MOA signed between Kumul Petroleum Holdings Limited (Kumul) and Mayur Power Generation PNG Limited (Mayur) in the establishment of a 50/50 joint venture for the development of PNG Energy Generation Solutions (PEGS)
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Joint Venture is to pool intellectual property, energy fuel supplies (coal and gas) with a bias towards utilizing ‘domestic gas’ energy solutions for vertically integrated downstream facilities and other energy generation opportunities
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MOA deploys a competitive and commercial development and supply framework using Kumul’s own gas sources and the provision of domestic market obligation (DMO) gas via the agreement recently signed by the PNG Governmentfor the Papua LNG Project
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Enables pathway for domestic gas to be provided to Mayur’s Lae Enviro Energy Park (EEP) for an initial 50MW and underpinning a future expansion up to 200MW
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Provides a tangible commercial framework to utilize gas and coal in the development of Mayur’s portfolio of projects in PNG with a focus on industrial minerals and other coastally located power generation projects
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Catalyst to setting up regionally competitive down-stream value add mineral processing facilities in PNG i.e. cement & quicklime
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Solidifies ‘fixed price’ energy sources that PNG possesses (coal and gas), providing protection for domestic power generation costs against exposure to international energy input price rises
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Promotes the continued engagement and negotiation of the Joint Venture with various Fortune 500 Energy Companies to support PEGS
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Provides PNG with a pathway to a low-cost diversified energy fuel mix, replacement of expensive high polluting heavy fuels and diesel imports, and improvement of foreign cash reserves
Mayur Resources Ltd (ASX:MRL) is pleased to announce, that after extensive collaboration, planning and scenario modelling since early 2018, a Memorandum of Agreement (MOA) with Kumul Petroleum has been signed. This MOA solidifies a joint commitment to the development of energy projects using domestic energy sources, being predominantly gas and supported by coal and other renewable energy sources in PNG.
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