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Indonesia bans transshipping natural resources through third countries, diversifies Pertalite imports, Laos plans to sell 500 MW renewable power to Singapore, media learn AI content creation, and Indonesia’s new foreign minister visits Manila.
- Indonesia prohibits transshipping natural resource exports via third countries, requiring direct transit to destination markets.
- Indonesia adds China and India to Pertalite (RON 90) gasoline import sources to enhance energy security.
- Laos intends to sell about 500 MW of renewable electricity to Singapore and support ASEAN Power Grid development.
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1. MINISTER BANS TRANSSHIPMENT OF INDONESIAN ENERGY EXPORTS -- ANTARA
Coordinating Minister for Downstreaming and Energy Transition Bahlil Lahadalia announced Monday a ban on transshipping Indonesian natural resource exports through third countries, requiring direct transit to destination markets.