SINGAPORE, April 3 (Reuters) - Light sweet crude and condensate in Asia came under pressure on Tuesday from weaker naphtha cracks and rising supply as Indonesia offered two cargoes for May. * TENDERS - Indonesia's BPMIGAS issued two tenders to sell condensate for May loading. It offered 150,000-300,000 barrels of Senipah condensate and 200,000-300,000 barrels of Arun condensate. The tenders will close on April 5 with bids valid until a day later. The Indonesian supply will add on to unsold cargoes for May such as North West Shelf (NWS) condensate, Kitan and Cossack. * SUPPLY - Vincent crude sellers are still waiting for firm loading dates from the terminal after production was disrupted by cyclones. One cargo could be available and it will be marketed by Woodside. - Mitsui is marketing the sole Enfield cargo for May. The spot premium is likely to be lower than the record high of just over $10 a barrel above dated Brent achieved for April's cargo, in line with other heavy sweet grades such as Pyrenees and Van Gogh. * MARKET NEWS - Japan needs more time to decide whether to restart two offline nuclear reactors, the trade minister said on Tuesday, as concerns about a summer power crunch vie with safety worries in the wake of last year's Fukushima crisis. "Our best estimate is that six out of 54 reactors will restart by peak summer demand in July-August, but we expect the additional power supplied to meet shortages, rather than displacing oil," J.P. Morgan analysts led by Lawrence Eagles said in a note. "If so, the nuclear restarts could mean little change to our assumption that utilities may still burn 800,000 barrels per day (bpd) of oil in power in July and August." - Typhoon-force winds swept across Japan on Tuesday halting berthing operations at five refineries at least. - British oil major BP said it had shut the Valhall platform in the North Sea last week, while traders said the shutdown led to loading delays of one of the four crude oil streams used for the global price benchmark. - Islamist militants have claimed responsibility for blowing up an oil pipeline in southern Yemen late on Monday in a second such attack in retaliation for a U.S. drone strike that killed five suspected al Qaeda militants on Friday. CRUDE Price Prev Change MAY Brent 124.70 122.80 1.90 MAY Brent/Dubai EFS DUB-EFS-1M 3.80 4.05 -0.25 PRODUCT CRACKS Price Prev Change MAY gasoil crack 15.89 16.04 -0.15 MAY fuel oil crack -6.23 -5.42 -0.80 MAY naphtha crack -7.51 -7.56 0.06 COMPLEX REFINERY MARGINS Today 7.61 Last 5 days 6.38 Last 365 days 7.71

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