Petroleum Africa
Find us on: 
Monday, October 27, 2014
Indonesia’s state-run oil firm Pertamina plans to import LNG from Mozambique once the East African nation’s plant is up and running, which is expected to take place around 2018. Indonesia itself produces a significant amount of LNG but it is all tied up in long-term export contracts, making it hard to meet its domestic demands.
Imports from Mozambique could aid in covering shortfalls in domestic supplies after 2020. Indonesia’s domestic demand has been growing at a rate of around 5% per year while its production is stagnating and closing in on a decline.
" alt="First LNG Realized at the Greater Tortue Ahmeyim Project">
" alt="United Energy Acquires Western Desert Producer APEX">
" alt="Baker Hughes Announces Major Gas Technology Orders for Venture Global LNG">
" alt="ReconAfrica: Naingopo Results Demonstrate a Working Petroleum System">
" alt="Tullow Highlights 2025 Operational Plans in Ghana">
" alt="TotalEnergies to Supply 1.5 TWh to STMicroelectronics in France Over 15 years">
" alt="Rockhopper Reaches Final Settlement with United on Egypt’s Abu Sennan Concession">
" alt="Oil & Gas Crucial for African Growth: AEC Calls for Industry Support to Defend African Market">
