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Thai PTTEP Set to Take Over Myanmar's Biggest Offshore Gas Field as Oil Majors Exit

Florence Tan and Chayut Setboonsarng January 26, 2022

Yadana Platform (Myanmar) - Credit:Gladieu Stephan - TOTAL

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