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View all search resultsShell’s plan to exit the Masela block dealt a major blow to Indonesia’s energy ambitions as the block, which holds 10.7 trillion cubic feet of proven gas reserves, carries the biggest investment value among Indonesia’s four nationally-strategic oil and gas assets.
Even taking into account rich gas blocks such as the Masela Block, Jambarang Tiung Biru field (Cepu Block), Tangguh field (Berau Block) and Sakakemang Block, Indonesia will face an LNG deficit of 1,000 to 2,000 million metric standard cubic feet per day (mmscfd) by 2035, according to state energy giant Pertamina estimates.
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