The pandemic of Covid-19 has led many utilities and energy players around the world to rethink their energy storages’ ability to be able being dynamic following energy demand that is falling and fluctuating sharply, including LNG offtakers in Indonesia. With many constraints in hand, Indonesian-energy companies are looking to a new method for utilizing LNG as fuels in areas that are scattered and relatively undeveloped. For power generator such as PLN, the falling energy demand has forced the company to reconfigure its primary energy supply including LNG, on how to deliver the molecules to grids that are relatively small and independent, to replace highly cost diesel. For those causes, Petromindo holds a webinar to discuss how Indonesia energy market and players see the LNG as future energy supply and what LNG infrastructure that will be built for the future LNG market

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*WIB = Indonesian western time (GMT+7)