Aerial view of petroleum infrastructure connecting PNG highlands processing facility to coastal export terminal

Infrastructure Alignment

Strategic Infrastructure Network

TPEL's licenses are strategically aligned with Papua New Guinea's national infrastructure corridors, enabling efficient resource development and reliable market access

Infrastructure Strategy

TPEL's petroleum licenses are strategically positioned within Papua New Guinea's developing infrastructure landscape. Our license areas benefit from proximity to national transportation corridors, processing facilities, and export pathways — reducing development costs and accelerating the pathway from discovery to production.

This infrastructure alignment positions TPEL as a key contributor to PNG's long-term energy security and economic development, while maximising the value delivered to partners and stakeholders, landowners, and the nation.

4

Active Licenses

2

Provinces Covered

4

Development Phases

2029

First Production Target

Infrastructure Highlights

Key infrastructure advantages that underpin TPEL's development strategy and investment proposition

Strategic Location

TPEL's licenses are positioned in proximity to existing and planned national infrastructure corridors, reducing development lead times and capital requirements.

Processing Facilities

Access to established and planned processing and conditioning facilities supports efficient resource extraction and preparation for domestic and export markets.

Export Connectivity

Proximity to coastal export terminals and domestic distribution networks ensures reliable market access for TPEL's petroleum resources.

Shared Infrastructure

Opportunities to leverage shared infrastructure across license areas deliver economies of scale and operational synergies throughout the development lifecycle.

Regulatory Alignment

All infrastructure development is planned in full compliance with PNG's regulatory framework, including CEPA environmental standards and Department of Petroleum requirements.

Phased Development

A phased infrastructure build-out strategy allows TPEL to manage capital deployment efficiently while progressively unlocking the value of its resource base.

Development Roadmap

A phased approach to infrastructure development that aligns capital deployment with resource appraisal milestones

Phase 1

Exploration & Appraisal

Current – 2026Active

Seismic acquisition, well drilling, and resource appraisal across priority license areas. Infrastructure pre-feasibility studies initiated.

Phase 2

Pre-FEED & Engineering

2026 – 2027Planned

Front-end engineering and design for field development infrastructure. Environmental and social impact assessments completed.

Phase 3

Construction & Commissioning

2027 – 2029Planned

Field infrastructure construction, pipeline installation, and facility commissioning. First production targeted.

Phase 4

Full Production

2029 onwardsPlanned

Ramp-up to plateau production rates. Ongoing infrastructure optimisation and capacity expansion as additional resources are developed.

Strategic Benefits

Reduced Development Costs

Proximity to existing and planned national infrastructure significantly reduces capital expenditure and accelerates project development timelines.

Market Access

Direct connection to domestic power generation and international export pathways ensures reliable market access for TPEL's petroleum resources.

Synergy Opportunities

Shared infrastructure enables economies of scale and operational synergies across multiple petroleum projects and license areas.

Invest in Infrastructure-Ready Projects

TPEL's strategic infrastructure alignment offers reduced risk and accelerated development through proximity to PNG's national development corridors.