Indonesia's energy minister warns exports could stop for countries that ‘disrespect’ it

On October 22, energy minister Bahlil Lahadalia said Indonesia would review agreements with countries that failed to show mutual respect and would consider stopping energy exports, The Straits Times reports. A day earlier, he raised the possibility of not renewing gas export contracts with neighboring countries to meet domestic needs. He named no country. Indonesia and Singapore are also negotiating the price of planned low-carbon electricity exports.