The Jakarta Post cited the chairman of upstream regulator BPMigas, Hardiono, as saying Pertamina was yet to receive a response to a letter it had sent to the government outlining its plan for the LNG plant.

“The plant is a state asset therefore the approval for the conversion must come from the Finance Ministry. Discussions are still underway,” Hardiono was quoted telling reporters on Tuesday.

Pertamina released a statement on Monday saying it had made arrangements to proceed with the conversion and had made agreements to supply gas to state power company PLN…

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