Dhaka, June 27 -- After a year-long standstill, Chevron Bangladesh is set to resume its Jalalabad Compression Project, following the settlement of overdue payments by state-run Petrobangla.
The move signals renewed momentum in Chevron's investment plans to bolster Bangladesh's domestic gas output at a time of growing energy demand and depleting reserves.
"Chevron Bangladesh President Eric M Walker conveyed the company's intent in a recent meeting with me," Petrobangla Chairman Md Rezanur Rahman told The Financial Express Thursday.
He (Mr Walker) formally confirmed it in a letter dated June 22 to Petrobangla's Director (finance) AKM Mizanur Rahman.
The US energy giant plans to invest between $80 million and $90 million to complete the ...
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