| Gas consumption for the Manufacturing Industry will be cut 20% |
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| Saturday, 27 February 2010 10:47 | |||
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Jakarta
- Supply of gas to the manufacturing industry will be cut by 20% to
cope with gas shortages experienced by PT Perusahaan Gas Negara Tbk
(PGN). For industries that still use the gas above the maximum limit of cutting the surcharge will be charged the price of gas.
Minister of Industry, MS Hidayat explained the scheme and the reduction of gas supplies this surcharge is a way to suppress the use of gases for industrial gas amid limited supply. It aims to keep the supply of gas to ensure the industry remains. "Just be a win-win solution, essentially no industry that closed because of gas supply," said Minister of Industry, MS Hidayat, when found on the sidelines of a meeting between the directors of the Association of Ceramic PGN Indonesia (Asakir) in his office, Jakarta, Thursday (25 / 2 / 2010) Hidayat explained surcharge mechanism provided for the industry continue to use the maximum demand as the previous contract. In addition, with the surcharge will also affect gas prices are slightly higher. He hopes this policy can be done during the year ahead. "This is what I want to talk with BP's oil and gas," said Hidayat. Meanwhile, Chairman of the Ceramics Association Aneka Indonesia (Asakir) Achmad Widjaya manufacturing industry as saying the plan to cut the gas supply industry is really sharp, especially manufacturing ceramic sector. He explained this is because the cuts will divert PGN gas supply to Chevron's oil drilling in Riau to pursue the lifting of oil to 20,000 barrels per day. "Because the government policy and the importance to exporting gas drilling in the Chevron Riau. This could be a threat to the industry," he said. He explained this gas supply cuts would occur starting in April 2010 as the end of the gas contracts with PGN ceramic factory. | detik.com | tenderoffer.biz |
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