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BPMigas Rejects Energy Sengkang's LNG Plans

February 2010 | Project News

Indonesia's regulator BPMigas has rejected Energy Equity Epic Sengkang (Energy Sengkang)'s plan of development (POD) for a liquefied natural gas (LNG) terminal in South Sulawesi, according to the Jakarta Post.

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