Indonesia's gas project in the North Natuna Sea, which has been stalled for years, is now back in operation. The new operator has confirmed that activities at this strategically significant field have resumed.
This project has faced numerous challenges, including commercial uncertainties and geopolitical pressures, particularly from China, which claims rights over the area.
The resumption of operations is seen as a significant step for Indonesia, potentially enhancing its energy security and asserting its sovereignty in contested waters.