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Asia-Pacific, Indonesia: Indonesia faces energy investment challenge. David Hayes. Petroleum Review November 2004, P. 36-37
Indonesia faces a major challenge in the coming 18 months as the new government tries to raise badly needed finance to boost the country’s under-funded energy sector. Starved of investment since the 1997 economic crisis, the energy sector runs the risk of heading into further trouble as output reduces from depleted oil and gas fields without new reserves coming onstream to replace lost production. David Hayes reports.
Abstract details
Journal title: Petroleum Review
Keywords: Investment
Countries: Indonesia -
Subjects: Resource use and management, Risk management, Policy and Governance, Oil and gas, Oil, Primary energy production, Gas fields, Reserves
