Indonesia is facing a gas supply crisis that threatens to constrain its economic growth and future LNG exports, for the best and worst of reasons: a fast-growing economy that has defied the global recession, and a lack of appropriate energy policies to encourage upstream investment and regulate domestic prices. How can the government implement new projects and make them financially attractive to potential investors while balancing gas exports and meeting domestic demand? Gas Matters looks at what the future may hold for gas in the world's fourth most populated country.
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机译：印度尼西亚正面临着天然气供应危机，有以下最佳和最坏的原因，这有可能限制其经济增长和未来的液化天然气出口：抵御全球经济衰退的快速增长的经济，以及缺乏鼓励上游投资的适当能源政策并规范国内价格。政府如何在平衡天然气出口和满足国内需求的同时，实施新项目并使其在财务上对潜在投资者有吸引力？ Gas Matters着眼于世界第四人口大国的天然气未来前景。
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