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Will Shell Leave Masela?

Monday, July 27, 2020

Shell plans to let go of its stake in the Masela Block giant liquid natural gas project, likely because of the project’s change of scheme and the latest economic predictions.

SKK Migas Chairman Dwi Soetjipto (front, third from left) and Maluku Governor Murad Ismail (front, in red batik) at Tual Port, early November 2019./Tempo/Retno Sulistyowati . tempo : 173486543423.

EXPLANATION from Dwi Soetjipto, chief of the Upstream Oil and Gas Special Regulatory Task Force (SKK Migas) bothered the host at a closed meeting on Wednesday, July 15. That afternoon, to the Oil and Gas Working Committee (Panja Migas) of House of Representatives’ (DPR) Energy Commission, Dwi said that the Masela Block partnership is one of the three main challenges faced in this giant liquid natural gas (LNG) project.

Dwi could only asce

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