LNG

Indonesia is turning to LNG-fuelled power generation to ease its stalled coal exit, as international coal retirement efforts struggle. Tenders for small-scale LNG distribution are targeting 41 power plants with 2,148 MW capacity combined in remote regions, with operations expected from late 2026 to 2027.

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