Jakarta — Greenpeace has announced its intention to appeal the decision of a North Dakota jury that ruled that Greenpeace entities are liable for over
Jakarta – The government’s policy of financing fossil energy projects has been criticised by observers, who consider the risk of stranded assets as the global
Jakarta – Greenpeace Indonesia has again highlighted the environmental impact of captive power plants and urged the government to immediately revoke the exemption for these
Jakarta – In support of the government’s policy regarding the stability of airfares during Ramadan and Eid al-Fitr 1446 H, PT Pertamina (Persero) announced a
Jakarta – The government, through the Ministry of Energy and Mineral Resources (MEMR), is drafting a new regulation that will ban crude oil exports to
Jakarta – Climate change is increasingly pushing fossil-based energy companies to face the reality that the transition to renewable energy can no longer be delayed,
Jakarta – Without strong policy interventions, Southeast Asian countries are predicted to remain 75 per cent dependent on fossil fuels in the coming decades, according
Jakarta – The Indonesian government is targeting to optimise 13 million barrels of crude oil to be processed at domestic refineries as part of a
Jakarta—The Civil Society Coalition for a Just Energy Transition urges the government to evaluate the implementation of the economic value of carbon (NEK) and stop
by: Hartatik Jakarta – Indonesia’s captive coal-powered plant capacity (PLTU) is projected to reach 26.24 gigawatts (GW) by 2026, surpassing Australia’s total capacity of 22.9
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