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24 Blocks On Offer In Next Licensing Round

December 2009 | Industry News

Indonesia will offer 24 oil and gas blocks in its next licensing round, according to the Ministry of Energy and Mineral Resources, with the bidding documents for the blocks to be provided on December 15 2009.

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