The
Jakarta
Post
quoted
SKMigas
deputy
for
planning,
Widhyawan
Prawiraatmadja,
as
saying
that
the
47
PoDs
would
generate
about
$18.9
billion
in
state
revenue.
He
also
said
the
projects
were
estimated
to
hold
reserves
of
about
216
million
barrels
of
oil
and
4.1
trillion
cubic
feet
of
natural
gas.
The
newspaper
cited
a
statement
from
Widhyawan
as
saying
the
total
capital
expenditure
needed
for
the
PoDs
was
estimated
at
$21.3
billion.
According
to
the
Jakarta
Post,
the
largest
of
the
projects
is
BP’s
plan
to
develop
a
third
train
at
its
Tangguh…