LNG Replacement for Diesel in Power Plants
Sector: Natural Gas • Location: Indonesia
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Indonesia has launched a $1.5 billion project to replace diesel with LNG in its power plants, aiming to boost domestic natural gas demand and potentially lead to future LNG imports. The project is led by PLN EPI, in collaboration with Japan's JERA, to establish an LNG value chain for the power segment in Indonesia.
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Description | Indonesia has launched a $1.5 billion project to replace diesel with LNG in its power plants, aiming to boost domestic natural gas demand and potentially lead to future LNG imports. The project is led by PLN EPI, in collaboration with Japan's JERA, to establish an LNG value chain for the power segment in Indonesia. |
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