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The state-owned firm is doing most of the running, but IOCs are also active as the country seeks to sustain both production and LNG exports in particular

Malaysian state-owned Petronas’ policy of pressing on with offshore development despite the pandemic began to reap dividends around the turn of the year, with reports of several new finds and fresh drilling activity off the coast of Sarawak state. The firm announced another offshore gas discovery in the area in January, at Hadrah-1in Balingian province. The success of the wildcat followed similar finds at Sirung-1 and Kulintang-1 last year. Malaysia also continues to attract the majors to explore new territory and tap recent discoveries. Shell began survey work off the east Malaysian coast in early February and plans to begin exploratory drilling later this year. The major has the Davana, Ke

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