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PNG Power engineers are working to get five flooded generators at Ramu One Power Station in Yonki online as soon as possible.
PNG Power CEO Tony Koiri said engineering teams from the Rouna plant (Port Moresby), Panda plant (Western Highlands), Lae and Port Moresby Head Quarters have been working to strip, clean, dry, screen and [...]
PNG Power Limited acknowledges the recent concerns expressed through the media on the current ongoing power supply problems being experienced in Port Moresby and Lae, as well as some other centers. We do not wish to make any excuses for the outages that have been occurring but will try to explain the immediate difficulties being [...]
A small group of Reservoir Geothermal Engineers are starting up a Geothermal Association with the primary goal to help the PNG Government to put together legislative policies and framework for future development of the Geothermal Industry in the country.
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DP World has implemented a container wash system for incoming containers from Brisbane, serving the PNG Trade route. This will significantly reduce containers dwell times at the Ferguson Island Terminal, benefiting Australian importers of PNG cargo and shipping lines servicing he PNG Trade.
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It could be a possibility in the future where the court trials of high risk prisoners can be conducted via video conferencing facilities hosted on a secure and central State-wide electronic system.
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Every year over 200 people drown at sea, trying to make the treacherous journey by boat between Kerema and Malalua. They risk their lives because the Hiritano Highway route into Kerema has been in such a bad shape for the last 15 years that no vehicle can make the journey.
Instead Kerema people will [...]
Vanimo Airport and Wharf are not on the Governments priority list for upgrading under the current rehabilitation plan contained in the medium term development strategy.Works Minister Hon Don Polye said recently the airport and the wharf would be upgraded in the second stage of the Government policy.
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