Sutherland - LNG Law
Posted: April 2,
2012
An official with BPMigas, Indonesia's LNG upstream regulator, said that he
expects his agency will sign an agreement this month or next that will allow BP
to divert up to 90% of LNG cargos originally destined for Sempra's Energia
Costa Azul LNG import facility in Mexico. According to Platts LNG
Daily [subscription required], the agreement will include a commitment that
Indonesia will compensate Sempra for each cargo diverted.
Posted: April 2,
2012
An official with BPMigas, Indonesia's LNG upstream regulator, said that he
expects his agency will sign an agreement this month or next that will allow BP
to divert up to 90% of LNG cargos originally destined for Sempra's Energia
Costa Azul LNG import facility in Mexico. According to Platts LNG
Daily [subscription required], the agreement will include a commitment that
Indonesia will compensate Sempra for each cargo diverted.
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