Indian firm to set up LPG bottling plants in Indonesia
Saturday, January 9 2010 - 12:33 AM WIB
Talking to FE, CPIL?s chairman and managing director Nitin Khara said the Indonesian government has been implementing a programme to replace kerosene as fuel with LPG. The scheme is being implemented through Pertamina, the Indonesian government-owned national oil corporation that extracts and refines the country?s oil and gas reserves.
?There is a huge demand for LPG cylinders and bottling in Indonesia. But Pertamina did not have infrastructure for bottling and manufacturing of LPG cylinders,? he said.
?Confidence had already established an LPG manufacturing facility and a bottling unit in Indonesia in June 2009. Now, CPIL will set up 10 more bottling facilities in Indonesia following huge gas filling orders from Pertamina,? he added.(*)
