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Energy World finalises Indonesian purchase

AUSTRALIAN gas and power project developer Energy World Corporation (EWC) says it has finalised i...

Sydney-based EWC yesterday said it now owns El Paso Energy’s interests in the Sengkang power project, which consists of a gas-fired power plant supplied by its namesake gas field in Indonesia.

The company said it had paid $US61.2 million ($A80.7 million) for El Paso Energy’s 50% interest in Energy Equity Epic (Sengkang) and its 47.5% interest in PT Energi Sengkang.

As a result, EWC now owns 100% and 95% interest in the two assets, respectively.

Last month, the two companies withdrew a litigation between them after reaching the Sengkang purchase and sale agreement by mutual consent.

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