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PPA revision and fuel supply issues at Bali coal plant

Bali news·Bali·12 Jun 2026·2 min read
PPA revision and fuel supply issues at Bali coal plant

PT General Energy Bali is seeking support for revisions to its power purchase agreement, alongside emerging fuel supply issues at the Bali coal plant.

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