Tangguh Survives the Rumors
Tuesday, October 1, 2002
No fewer than six memoranda of understanding, worth hundreds of millions of US dollars, were signed by the Indonesian and Chinese delegations in Nusa Dua, Bali, last Wednesday. There was more to come, though. The next day, a 25-year contract worth US$8.5 billion was signed, for the supply of gas from Tangguh field in Papua, to Fujian province in Southeast China.
There was no fanfare to welcome the signing of this contract, as President Meg
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