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PNG Power Ltd Announces the Recommisioning of the Moitaka Power Station

PNG Power Limited (PPL) is pleased to announce the recommissioning of the Moitaka Power Station. The Moitaka Power Station was established in 1980 and has been a reliable source of electricity in Port Moresby for several decades until it was decommissioned in 2019 after several Independent Power Producers (IPP) were introduced into the Port Moresby Grid. Initially, the Moitaka Power Station had a station output of 16 Megawatts (MW) from two Hitachi Zosen Z40 Diesel Engines (Unit 1 & 2).

PNG Power’s Pathway to Recovery

PNG Power acknowledges the recent media release from the Independent Power Producers (IPP) group regarding the state of power supply infrastructure and reliability in the country and payments owed to the IPPs. However, PNG Power wants to ensure that the efforts put into its recovery from its Government shareholder, Kumul Consolidated Holdings, are also clearly understood. Although perhaps not immediately obvious, PPL is taking serious steps to address the issues it is currently experiencing.

PNG Power and Puma Energy in Mutual Agreement for fuel supply

PNG Power and Puma Energy have come to a mutual understanding that will ensure power supply is restored in most of its centres who rely on diesel fuel to run its power stations. Puma reached out to the PNG Power management to resolve the issue despite the large amount of outstanding payments due from PPL. Puma has agreed on an exceptional basis to release further fuel supply to PNG Power starting today and for the rest of the week.