Welcome! Thank you for visiting the LSI Group website. As you may already know, we have recently published several presentations which you may find useful and informative. We are making them available for your review for a limited time; soon they will be moved to our Members Only section.
27 – 29 April 2010
Jakarta Convention Center – Indonesia
The IndoCBM 2010 conference is a ‘must attend’ event for companies keen to leverage on the vast opportunities presented by Indonesia’s potential CBM resources, circa 450 TCF. A production target of 1 billion standard cubic feet per day by 2025 has been set in the government’s initial CBM development plan.
With the government’s new initiative to deliver CBM for electrical generation by 2011, plans for further revision of CBM regulation and contract terms to be completed this year are expected to propel the development of Indonesia’s CBM industry. 20 CBM contracts have been awarded in and more CBM areas are to be offered.
Gain insights from Indonesian policy makers and leading international CBM experts on new industry developments, future projections in current economic and regulatory context, key CBM E&P project updates, best practices and strategies relating to Exploration and Exploitation, Production, Utilization, Financing and Commercialization, and explore practical business solutions to bring CBM to rapid production in Indonesia.
For further information please contact:
Conference & Exhibition Secretariat
Jl. Kebon Baru III No. 4 Jakarta 12830
Phone : (+62 21) 837 95203, 837 83757
Fax : (+62 21) 837 95302,837 81126
E-mail : indocbm.committee@iee-c.com
Website : http://indocbm2010.iee-c.com
The following is a reprint from the DAI website. Read the original here
Date: February 19, 2009
The DAI team in Indonesia on February 19 had the honor of helping to host U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton at one of its U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID)-funded project sites.
The former first lady and U.S. senator, visiting Asia for the first time as a member of the Obama administration, traveled to Indonesia as part of a four-country trip that included meetings in Japan, South Korea, and China.
Secretary Clinton walked through the Petojo Utara neighborhood in Jakarta, where she toured projects implemented by DAI’s Environmental Services Program (ESP) and other USAID partners. Ms. Nur Endah Shofiani, ESP’s regional coordinator for Jakarta, explained the DAI projects to the Secretary, showing her around an urban composting site and a shop where women make handicrafts out of recycled materials.
In the wake of the devastating earthquakes in Indonesia, Haiti, and Chile recently, experts in the US say that we, too, should be prepared for a major earthquake to strike our country, particularly in the Pacific Norhtwest.
Watch this informative video from NBC Nightly News
