TOTAL of France not quitting Myanmar gas production amid calls for corporate activism


Total to continue gas production in coup-hit Myanmar | Eleven Media Group Co., Ltd

AFP, April 5: French energy giant Total will not halt gas production in coup-hit Myanmar, its chief said Sunday, despite growing calls for foreign companies to sever ties with the junta as it escalates a brutal crackdown on dissent.

Chief executive Patrick Pouyanne said Total had a duty to stay the course because gas it produces supplies electricity to millions in Yangon as well as western Thailand.

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