Central Sumatra News Today

FMC Corporation has launched Quintect 105SC, an innovative new fungicide for potato farmers in Indonesia, as a solution to tackle late blight disease

Predominant south-east winds are currently bringing slight haze from fires in southern Sumatra and Kalimantan. Read more at straitstimes.com.

The NEA said brief shift in the wind direction on Friday afternoon blew some of the lighter haze toward Singapore and caused a deterioration in air quality.

Indonesia hosted non-combat military exercises of the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) in the North Natuna Sea, south of the South China Sea. It is the first time that a joint naval exercise has been organized under the umbrella of this association since its founding 56 years ago. About 1500,8 military personnel and eight ships from Indonesia, Malaysia, Singapore and Brunei took part in the exercises. Indonesia has worked over the past decades to consolidate its right to the part t...

FMC Corporation has launched Quintect 105SC, an innovative new fungicide for potato farmers in Indonesia, as a solution to tackle late blight disease

JV partner Cue Energy has announced that Texcal, the operator of the Mahato PSC in Indonesia, is planning to drill the BA-01 exploration well. The primary target is the Miocene-age Telisa Formation sandstone reservoir at a depth of 900ft. A secondary target is the Menggala Formation, expected at approx. 2500ft. Both targets are producing reservoirs in the Central Sumatra Basin.

Deputy Governor of West Sumatra  Audy Joinaldy  has sought the integration of regional stunting reduction programs so that there is no overlap ...

MedcoEnergi has completed the acquisition of ConocoPhillips Indonesia assets, including the company’s 54% interest in the Indonesia Corridor Block Production Sharing Contract (PSC) and a 35% shareholding interest in the Transasia Pipeline Company.

ConocoPhillips has completed the sale of its oil and gas assets in Indonesia for $1.36B to local energy firm Medco Energi.

ConocoPhillips, a US-based hydrocarbon exploration company, has divested its Indonesian assets to MedcoEnergi for $1.35bn.