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Home›Clean Fuel›Indonesia: Nusantara Regas Eyes U.S. LNG
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February 2, 2012 · about 14 years ago

Indonesia: Nusantara Regas Eyes U.S. LNG

Indonesia’s PT Nusantara Regas is in negotiations to buy liquefied natural gas from an U.S. supplier, Bloomberg reported, citing Hendra Jaya, President- Director of the company. The company plans to import as much as 2 million mt of LNG a year. “We are negotiating with one potential supplier. The pr

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Indonesia’s PT Nusantara Regas is in negotiations to buy liquefied natural gas from an U.S. supplier, Bloomberg reported, citing Hendra Jaya, President- Director of the company.

The company plans to import as much as 2 million mt of LNG a year.

“ We are negotiating with one potential supplier. The price of U.S LNG can still compete with the price we get from domestic supplier ,” Hendra Jaya said.

PT Nusantara Regas is a JV company formed by Pertamina and PGN to build and operate the West Java FSRU Project.

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LNG World News Staff, February 2, 2012; Image: Nusantara Regas

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