
Indonesia’s captive coal: Could it lead the transition away?
With the country dominating nickel exports, its moves towards green industry could make the greatest impacts by: Miriam Bahagijo* Indonesia’s commitment to the energy transition

With the country dominating nickel exports, its moves towards green industry could make the greatest impacts by: Miriam Bahagijo* Indonesia’s commitment to the energy transition

As captive coal plants support Indonesia’s growing nickel industry, communities in North Maluku and Central Sulawesi shoulder the burden by: Miriam Bahagijo* From her house

Jakarta — Indonesia’s government has proposed IDR 272.95 trillion (USD 15.6 billion) in energy subsidies under the draft 2027 state budget, a 20.1% increase from

Reducing plastics dependence may be a better way to ensure supply and meet environmental and climate commitments by: Ahmad Pathoni* At a supermarket in Jakarta,

Exploring why energy transition capital is currently being blocked from reaching the country’s captive power plants – and what to do about it by: Hanna

As the country walks a tightrope between growth and environmental impact, decarbonising its petrochemicals industry is a key challenge by: Ahmad Pathoni* In July 2025,
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