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.

Osaka Gas seeks to expand its oversees LNG business via US upstream and power plant investments through subsidiary Sabine Oil&Gas, with Texas shale gas production expected to reach 3.8 mt LNG-equivalent this fiscal year.