Infrastructure

PNG’s first privately-built hydro electricity power station has opened in Bulolo, Morobe Province.

The long-awaited project to expand Lae’s port is ‘ahead of schedule’, according to the Asian Development Bank’s Vice President (Operations 2) Stephen Groff, who visited Papua New Guinea last week to inspect progress.

Papua New Guinea business is set to receive a major boost from supplying the Pacific Games 2015, as Games CEO Peter Stewart explains.

Hopes are high in Papua New Guinea’s telecommunications industry that internet services are finally about to become more accessible and more affordable.

One of PNG’s largest and most diversified companies has a new Managing Director. We caught up with Steamships’ Geoff Cundle (pictured below) a few weeks into his new job.

Many of the success stories in this publication have occurred against significant odds. Papua New Guinea’s producers face many challenges in developing their businesses, although things are looking up.

Papua New Guinea requires significant investment in infrastructure. Deloitte’s Lutz Heim examines the opportunities and challenges in this sector.

An ambitious and transformative project has commenced to bring 21st century communications to the rural areas of Western Province for the first time.

Mineral Resources Star Mountains (MRSM) is Western Province’s own example of the new breed of landowner company playing an increasingly entrepreneurial role in the nation’s economy.

Built to support the Ok Tedi mine, the town of Tabubil is in many ways a model town for Papua New Guinea.