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Mitsubishi Approves FID for Offshore Gas Project

Japan’s Mitsubishi Corporation has announced that a Final Investment Decision (FID) has been reached for the development of Block CA2, a natural gas field operated by PETRONAS and located offshore Brunei.

Under the approved plan, natural gas produced from Block CA2 will be supplied to the Brunei LNG plant, supporting the country’s long-term gas production and export strategy. The project is expected to strengthen regional energy security while contributing to Brunei’s role as a key LNG supplier in Asia.

Mitsubishi Corporation, which holds a stake in Brunei LNG, said the investment underscores its continued commitment to ensuring stable LNG supply and promoting sustainable energy development in Southeast Asia.

The Block CA2 development will involve new offshore facilities, subsea pipelines, and related infrastructure to transport gas safely and efficiently to onshore processing facilities. Once operational, the project is expected to enhance production capacity and extend the life of Brunei’s LNG industry, which has been a major contributor to the nation’s economy for over 50 years.

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