JAKARTA -- When Chevron and the Indonesian government signed an agreement last month to speed up investment in one of the country's biggest oil blocks, it was good news -- but also a reminder that an uncertain new era for Indonesian energy is almost at hand.
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A lack of investment is threatening Indonesia's once-promising oil and gas sector. (Photo courtesy of Inpex)
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