Indonesia's Adaro-Shell to build US$40 mln fuel storage facility
09.07.2009 By Ricardo Perez - NEWS

PT Indonesia Bulk Terminal (IBT) and PT Shell Indonesia have signed an agreement to build a US$40 million fuel facility in South Kalimantan.

 
IBT, a subsidiary of the country’s second largest coal producer PT Adaro Energy, is the operator of a coal terminal in the Laut island off South Kalimantan.
 
Andre J Mamuaya, president of Adaro Energy, said under the agreement signed on Sept 1, Shell will build the fuel storage facility with a capacity of 60,000 tons near a fuel tank owned by IBT on the island.

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