Indonesia to allow equity greater than 50% for contractors in new oil and gas blocks


JAKARTA: Indonesia's energy minister on Thursday said the government has made improvements in its oil and gas terms that would allow contractors to have equity shares greater than 50% in some new blocks to attract investment.

The archipelago nation is keen to boost output from its rich gas reserves while it still can, as global investors shift increasingly away from fossil fuels.

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