PLN (Perusda- State Electricity Company) still stating that LNG...

PLN (Perusda- State Electricity Company) still stating that LNG gas sales from EWC Sengkang to Bali Power Plant will have priority over other Wajo areas for their gas.

PLN will be looking for as much of EWC's LNG as they can get. Hoping there is enough gas left for Philippines hub.

Below is PLN article re Wajo pipe line and gas distribution.

Perusda South Sulawesi

Sales of Natural Gas New Sengkang be realized Semester II / 2015

Amri Nur Rahmat - August 15, 2014, 17:06 pm

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Bisnis.com, MAKASSAR - Sulawesi Perusda predicted sales of natural gas processing new Sengkang be realized in the second half of next year.
These estimates because the processing infrastructure construction and development of natural gas pipelines are still in the 70% rate.
Director Perusda Sulael Harris Hody said initial sales of natural gas processing Wajo results will be distributed to the needs of the power plant in Bali as much as 25 MMSCFD.
Perusda originally predicted sales of natural gas Wajo can begin commercially in the third quarter of this year.
"Sales can only be done in the second half of next year. The infrastructure has been 70%. Balinese power plant will be our first LNG supply his needs," he told Business on the sidelines of Musda Chamber of Commerce of South Sulawesi, on Friday (15/08/2014).
Meanwhile, processing of natural gas into LNG Sengkang joint operation done by Perusda Sulawesi, Wajo enterprises, PT Energy Sengkang and PT Prodigy Equity Energy Resources.
Meanwhile, for the transportation of liquefied natural gas transportation (LNG), Perusda has worked with multinational companies GO LNG from Norway.
Harris explained, the position of the company on the business as atrader is responsible for the entire process of marketing and distribution of natural gas processing Wajo.
"The investment value of the overall project is to reach $ 500 million sourced from our partners," he said.
Meanwhile, natural gas has the potential Wajo up to 70 million metric British thermal units (MMBTU) which is able to build a power plantpowerful 2 x 350 MW.
According to Harris, if the whole infrastructure has been completed, distribution of LNG in Wajo expected to reach 70 MMSCFD per day in order to supply the demand for the electricity sector.​