Indonesia reduces gas exports to Singapore in order to 'safeguard reliability' of domestic supplies
The diversion to meet domestic needs involves 31 million standard cubic feet of natural gas a day from Natuna and Sumatra, Indonesia’s upstream oil and gas regulator told CNA.
Indonesia reduces gas exports to Singapore in order to 'safeguard reliability' of domestic supplies
The diversion to meet domestic needs involves 31 million standard cubic feet of natural gas a day from Natuna and Sumatra, Indonesia’s upstream oil and gas regulator told CNA.
Indonesia reduces gas exports to Singapore in order to 'safeguard reliability' of domestic supplies
Indonesia's diversion of exports to meet domestic needs involves 31 million standard cubic feet of natural gas a day from Natuna and Sumatra, Indonesia’s upstream oil and gas regulator told CNA.
Indonesia reduces gas exports to Singapore in order to 'safeguard reliability' of domestic supplies
Indonesia's diversion of exports to meet domestic needs involves 31 million standard cubic feet of natural gas a day from Natuna and Sumatra, Indonesia’s upstream oil and gas regulator told CNA.
Indonesia reduces gas exports to Singapore in order to 'safeguard reliability' of domestic supplies
Indonesia's diversion of exports to meet domestic needs involves 31 million standard cubic feet of natural gas a day from Natuna and Sumatra, Indonesia’s upstream oil and gas regulator told CNA.
Indonesia reduces gas exports to Singapore in order to 'safeguard reliability' of domestic supplies
Indonesia's diversion of exports to meet domestic needs involves 31 million standard cubic feet of natural gas a day from Natuna and Sumatra, Indonesia’s upstream oil and gas regulator told CNA.
last updated on 25 Oct 07:43