Jakarta – Indonesian civil society organisations criticise the government for poor progress on the country’s energy transition, calling it ‘far from expectation’. Head of TuK
Semarang – Indonesian environmental activists are calling on presidential and vice presidential candidates who will contest the 2024 elections to review policies on using forest-based
Semarang – Indonesia’s electricity supply surplus is caused by a mismatch between projected electricity demand and consumption, experts said. The surplus that happened since 2015,
Jakarta – The National Energy Council (DEN) said that a crucial factor that has exacerbated Indonesia’s oil production crisis is the decline in investment in
Jakarta – The Indonesian government has officially extended the cooperation contract (KKS) of the Ketapang Working Area for 20 years. The extension was granted to
by: Hartatik Jakarta – PT Kayan Hydro Energy (KHE) said there is no problem regarding the location permit for the construction of hydropower plants on
Jakarta – Starting January 1, 2024, only registered users can purchase 3kg LPG cylinders. The Indonesian government imposed new rules regarding purchasing 3kg LPG so
Jakarta – The Financial Services Authority (OJK) supports the energy transition with a plan to provide incentives, as a driver for companies engaged in this
Jakarta – At the recent Year-End Reflection event of the Ministry of Environment and Forestry (MoEF), Dyah Murtiningsih, the Director General of Watershed Management and
Jakarta – The Ministry of Finance said that the realisation of 2023 energy subsidy spending for fuel, LPG, electricity and subsidised fertilisers swelled 6.6 per
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