US-based Sempra LNG could lose out on volumes from the Tangguh liquefaction plant in Indonesia as BP considers diverting LNG to a planned terminal in North Sumatra.
As much as 140 million cubic feet per day may be diverted, according to Indonesia’s director general of oil and gas at the Energy and Mineral Resources Ministry, Evita Legowo.
Legowo told reporters that BP and Perusahaan Gas Negara are in talks on the price of LNG and that they are set to come to an agreement this year.
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