Indonesia has resumed operations at a long-stalled gas project in the North Natuna Sea, a region that has been the subject of significant commercial uncertainty and geopolitical tension. The project is now being managed by the Indonesian firm Prime Group, which has confirmed that activities at the field have restarted after years of inactivity.
The development is strategically sensitive due to ongoing opposition from Beijing regarding the location of the gas field. The resumption of work marks a shift in the status of the project, which had previously faced delays linked to both commercial challenges and external pressure from China.
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