JapanJapanese energy firm Inpex has started construction on a major liquefied natural gas (LNG) project in eastern Indonesia. The Abadi facility, located in the Arafura Sea, is expected to become Indonesia's second-largest LNG project upon completion. The project, valued at $21 billion, is considered crucial for energy security in the Indo-Pacific region, according to Inpex's CEO. The development marks a significant step in enhancing regional energy infrastructure and could strengthen Japan's strategic ties with Indonesia.
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