Resource documents

These documents are provided as references

2016 Petroleum-Agreement.pdf
AG.1 Authorisations Regulations 2000.pdf
Complaint under the Stakeholder's Community Grievance Mechanism (CGM)- R....pdf
EDH - GTE intrepretation questions to AG.docx
EDH - GTE questions to AG.docx
EDH - GTE&Uaru EM.docx
EDH- EPA- Clarification EIA.docx
EDH- EPA- Repudiation EIA.docx
EDH- GTE ExxonMobil response to 11May letter.docx
EnvironmentalSocialGovernanceCriteria.docx
Gas-to-Power-Feasibility-Study-Presentation.pdf
Infoondutyofcare.docx
Letter to Mr Parsram.pdf
LetterEDH - MinisterMNR-RegulatoryFramework.docx
Moratorium on GTE to EM.docx
Moratorium on GTE.docx
Question for CGM.docx
Resistance Flyer.docx
The Environmental Protection Act Cap. 20.05 and the Environmental Protection Regulations 2000 1.pdf


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