Indonesia says gas export cuts to Singapore within contractual limits, pledges to honour obligations
- JAKARTA: Indonesia's gas export cuts to Singapore are within contractual limits, said the country’s Coordinating Minister for Downstreaming and Energy Transition Bahlil Lahadalia on Monday (Oct 26).
- The export cut, which Indonesia said it was implementing to divert more supplies to domestic electricity needs, started last Saturday and involves 31 million standard cubic feet of gas a day, comprising 15 million from Natuna and 16 million from Sumatra.
- Bahlil said at a press conference that the cuts fall within the minimum contractual limits of around 91 to 92 per cent of exports.
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- JAKARTA: Indonesia's gas export cuts to Singapore are within contractual limits, said the country’s Coordinating Minister for Downstreaming and Energy Transition Bahlil Lahadalia on Monday (Oct 26).
- The export cut, which Indonesia said it was implementing to divert more supplies to domestic electricity needs, started last Saturday and involves 31 million standard cubic feet of gas a day, comprising 15 million from Natuna and 16 million from Sumatra.
- Bahlil said at a press conference that the cuts fall within the minimum contractual limits of around 91 to 92 per cent of exports.
Sources: CNA