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Indonesia’s Pertamina seeks 132,000 tonnes of Iranian gas
Iran’s liquefied petroleum gas (LPG) is now the target of Indonesia. The Southeast Asian country is hoping to import about 132,000 tonnes of LPG. – AFP file pic, March 11, 2016. Indonesia hopes to import up to three cargoes, or about 132,000 tonnes, of liquefied petroleum gas (LPG) from Iran in the second half of the year, an official at state energy firm Pertamina said today.
"We are serious about Iran's LPG and exploring banks that can be appointed for the transaction because US dollars still can't be used," Hasto Wibowo, a senior Pertamina official, told reporters. – Reuters, March 11, 2016.
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