Indonesia gas-price hike to spur E&P

08 December 2011

The country’s top gas distributor, Perusahaan Gas Negara (PGN), has agreed to more than double its price for gas from Santos Maleo field to $5.00/million British thermal units (Btu), from $2.14/million Btu, says BPMigas. The oil and gas regulator hopes the deal will increase the buying price for contracts that are under...

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