Indonesia plans to export natural gas to Vietnam in 2026 | World

A view of the state owned Pertamina offshore oil and fuel manufacturing rig Mike-Mike off the coast of West Java, Indonesia. (Picture: Reuters)

Jakarta (VNA) – Indonesia goals to export pure fuel to Vietnam beginning 2026 from the Tuna offshore block positioned close to the Indonesian and Vietnamese maritime border, in line with Indonesian Minister of Vitality and Mineral Assets Arifin Tasrif.

Indonesia could ship 100 to 150 million customary cubic ft per day (MMSCFD) of fuel by way of a fuel pipeline from the Tuna block operated by Harbour Vitality and ZN Asia Ltd – subsidiary of Russia’s state-owned oil firm Zarubezhneft, Arifin stated.

Arifin stated that Vietnam’s power demand may be very big, particularly for trade. Along with fuel exports, Indonesia and Vietnam have signed a cooperation settlement when it comes to renewable power.

Vietnam at the moment operates hydroelectric crops with a complete capability of as much as 70 TWH, so the cooperation between the 2 nations will complement one another, he famous./.