YTL Power’s Indonesian plant crosses major hurdle


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PETALING JAYA: YTL Power International Bhd’s 80%-owned Tanjung Jati power plant project in Indonesia is believed to have crossed a major hurdle after having finalised its power purchase agreement (PPA) terms with the local regulators, according to MIDF Research.

With the finalisation of the PPA terms, the project is on track to reach financial close soon.

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