LNG politics in Indonesia cause concern after Abadi project folly Featured

Friday, 24 June 2016

Plans by Japanese company Inpex Corp. and Royal Dutch Shell to develop the Abadi floating liquefied natural gas project offshore Indonesia have been thrown into disarray as has the LNG market, raising questions once again about the Asian nation’s energy sector.


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