INDONESIA will cut its LNG exports to Japan, South Korea and Taiwan from next year onwards due to...
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The Indonesian government has already told Chubu Electric Power Co, Kansai Electric Power Co, Osaka Gas Co and eight other Japanese companies that it will reduce LNG exports by 11% or about 1.74 million tons from the original projection of 16 million tons, the newspaper reports.
LNG exports to South Korea will fall by 1 million tons and exports to Taiwan will drop by 600,000 tons.
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