to demand that China set aside their 2006 contract agreement to pay more for liquefied natural gas supplies from the Tangguh field. The chairman of Indonesia’s state regulator BPMIGAS Kardaya Warnika recently told local reporters the agency plans to press China National Offshore Oil Corp (CNOOC) to pay a higher price for LNG to…
INDONESIA: Despite agreement, China may have to pay more for Tangguh LNG supplies
Posted on March 25, 2008 by EnergyAsia