Jakarta – A civil society coalition believes that the continued construction of new steam power plants (PLTU) and the development of coal-derived technologies such as
Jakarta—Accelerating Indonesia’s energy transition, including the retirement of aging coal-fired power plants (PLTU), is seen as more beneficial than continuing to maintain costly old plants.
Jakarta—Coal is still a mainstay in meeting Indonesia’s energy needs. Based on data from HEESI ESDM, in 2023, coal dominated with a contribution of around
Jakarta – The demand for clean energy is becoming more urgent worldwide, including in Indonesia, which is committed to reducing greenhouse gas emissions. One of
Jakarta—While ASEAN leaders expressed support for renewable energy, they continue to prioritise coal and gas as part of the energy mix, with a focus on
Jakarta—PT PLN (Persero) accelerates the use of biomass as a renewable energy source in Steam Power Plants (PLTU). In a written statement on Friday, October
Jakarta—The Institute for Essential Services Reform (IESR) strongly criticised Bank Mandiri after it announced the decision to refinance USD 1.27 billion (around Rp 19.24 trillion)
Jakarta – The government is increasingly encouraging the smelter industry in Indonesia to abandon dependence on coal-fired steam power plants (PLTU) and switch to new
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Jakarta – The Ministry of Energy and Mineral Resources (MEMR) said as many as 13 coal-fired power plants (PLTU) will be retired gradually, and those
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