Tangguh to Sell Spare LNG Supplies
Ben Farey | April 12, 2012 Jakarta Globe
Indonesia’s Tangguh liquefied natural gas plant in West Papua plans to offer as many as eight cargoes of the fuel to the spot market, according to oil and gas regulator BPMigas.
“Six is the minimum, up to eight, depending on production,” Rudi Rubiandini, deputy of operations at BPMigas, said by telephone from Jakarta. The cargoes will begin loading in May and continue through the year, he said. Read more…
