The Indonesian government is set to reduce domestic gas tariffs for industrial customers by more than 20%, a move that appears to place greater financial pressure on upstream players.
LNG looks set to take off as a bunkering fuel over the next 10 years, but there are still significant risks to the pace of development.
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Papua New Guinea is looking to encourage new oil and gas projects by scrutinising the use of licences and cracking down on warehousing.
Papua New Guinea is looking to encourage new oil and gas projects by scrutinising the use of licences and cracking down on warehousing.
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