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    PNG Expo 2026: the fuel behind the mines explained for PNG project teams

    June 29, 2026|

    Reviewed by Tom Sullivan

    PNG Expo 2026: the fuel behind the mines explained for PNG project teams

    First reported on Australian Mining

    30 Second Briefing

    PNG Expo 2026 in Port Moresby will focus on the logistics, fuel, parts and contractor networks that keep PNG’s large open-pit and underground mines operating, bringing together mine operators, OEMs and service providers. Exhibitors are expected to span explosives supply, diesel and LNG distribution, heavy-haul transport on remote access roads, camp services and technical maintenance for fleets of 200–300 t haul trucks and large excavators. For engineers and procurement teams, the event offers direct access to vendors critical to reducing downtime and managing long, weather-exposed supply chains.

    Technical Brief

    • Supply-chain content is framed around pre-production activities that must be in place before mining starts.
    • Strong emphasis on services “behind the scenes”, not just primary extraction and processing equipment.

    Our Take

    PNG Expo 2026 sits alongside the Women in Industry Awards in Prime Creative Media’s 2026 calendar, signalling a push by Australian Mining and its sister titles to use events as a platform for cross‑sector networking between PNG operators and Australian contractors.

    The earlier 26 March 2026 piece on PNG Expo 2026 in Port Moresby highlights gold, copper and LNG as target sectors, so project and contract teams attending from Papua New Guinea and Australia can expect a strong OEM and services presence geared to large capital projects in those commodities.

    Within our 1198 Mining stories and 2288 tag‑matched pieces on Projects and Contract Awards, Papua New Guinea remains relatively under‑represented compared with Australia, so PNG Expo 2026 is likely to become a focal point for new project announcements and procurement pipelines in that jurisdiction.

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