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BP PLC on Thursday said it shipped its first cargo from Indonesia’s expanded Tangguh liquefied natural gas facility. The London-based oil major said first cargo produced from a new train safely sailed from site on Wednesday to Indonesian state-owned power generator PT PLN. PT PLN is the domestic foundation of the Tangguh Train 3 expansion project. BP expects the Tangguh expansion project to account for over a third of Indonesian gas production. Anja-Isabel Dotzenrath, BP’s executive vice president of BP’s gas and low carbon energy unit said: ‘The safe and successful start-up of Train 3 marks a new phase for Tangguh and is a proud day for BP and our Tangguh partners. I would like to thank the government of Indonesia for our strong partnership and their continued support that has made this possible.’ BP shares were 0.7% higher at 556.70 pence each on Friday morning in London. Copyright 2023 Alliance News Ltd. All Rights Reserved.
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