Jakarta—Renewable energy stocks on the Indonesia Stock Exchange (IDX) closed mixed on Thursday, May 22. Three stocks advanced, three declined, and two ended flat. The
Jakarta – Indonesia needs to mobilise diverse sources of climate financing given the country’s needs for a huge amount of climate financing, as well as
Jakarta—Practitioners consider the potential of carbon capture and storage (CCS) technology in Indonesia to be unable to run optimally without legal certainty regarding cross-border carbon
Jakarta—Renewable energy stocks on the Indonesia Stock Exchange (IDX) mainly closed flat to higher on Wednesday, May 21, supported by substantial gains in key counters.
Jakarta—A series of floods and landslides have recently struck several parts of Java, with deadly consequences and significant damage to infrastructure and homes, according to
Jakarta—Climate change threatens the resilience of global coffee production, including in Indonesia. It suppresses land productivity and threatens the welfare of more than 100 million
Jakarta—Over the past decade, China has invested USD2.7 billion in ASEAN’s renewable energy sector, making it the leading player in the region. However, Japan and
Jakarta—Indonesia’s commitment to accelerate the transition to clean energy has received a significant boost from the upstream oil and gas sector. PT Pertamina Hulu Energi
Jakarta—The national nickel industry is taking proactive steps by preparing sustainable production standards, according to the Indonesian Nickel Miners Association (APNI) in an official statement
Jakarta—Renewable energy stocks on the Indonesia Stock Exchange (IDX) ended mixed on Tuesday, May 20, with three stocks gaining, three declining, and two closing flat.
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