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Indonesia upstream focus: recent research takeaways
Report summary
We spent a month exploring the most recent themes that are taking hold across Indonesia's upstream sector. From investors and operators to policymakers and observers, we engaged with stakeholders across the country as part of our focused research. Decarbonisation, the future LNG and gas supply, and a changing corporate landscape were all front-of-mind. Read on for more details about these key topics that emerged during our conversations.
Table of contents
- Decarbonisation has moved front and centre
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A tale of two LNG plants
- Bontang
- Tangguh
- Changes in the corporate landscape
Tables and charts
This report includes 3 images and tables including:
- Highest emitting companies in Indonesia 2022-2027
- Bontang supply outlook
- Tangguh supply outlook with CCUS-EGR*
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