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Sasol Bets On Oil/Gas Price Differential By Cancelling Indonesian CTL

January 2011 | Project News

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South African oil technology specialist Sasol has scrapped a planned US$10bn coal-to-liquids (CTL) plant in Indonesia, according to a Sasol statement to Reuters on January 18.

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