AKARTA -(Dow Jones)- Indonesia is seeking to reduce its natural gas exports to Singapore as domestic gas demand rises, Minister for Energy and Natural Resources Darwin Saleh said Friday."We have held talks with Singapore's ambassador to find common understanding regarding rising domestic gas consumption," Saleh said, adding however that "we haven't discussed the volume, or set any target for the decrease."
Indonesia has a contract to export around 775 million standard cubic feet a day of gas to Singapore until 2023. Full Story
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