Pertamina works to meet demands
Indonesia According to local media on Friday, the demand for Petramina’s Petramax petrol has all but doubled over the past nine weeks. “[…] We have requested more flexibility that will enable the processing into other fuels, including Pertamax and jet fuel, which we have imported all this time,” integrated supply chain unit senior vice-president Daniel S. Purba was quoted as saying.
One day before, Pertamina said it would set up a joint working and steering committee with Andalas to work on its marginal gasfields. The two companies will initially concentrate on a minimum of five fields with ample stranded gas resources in the provinces of Riau, Jami and South Sumatra with the goal of kicking off independent power projects.
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