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
Jakarta—ZONAEBT, a start-up renewable energy information and education platform in Indonesia, hosted the Green Jobs Forum: A Just Transition to Sustainability on Tuesday, November 5.
Jakarta – To accelerate the transition to clean energy, Indonesia needs a supportive ecosystem and consistent policies, from developing renewable energy to creating a conducive
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—Stranded assets are one of the most significant risks of asset impairment facing fossil fuel-based energy systems, especially in an increasingly urgent climate crisis. Stranded
Jakarta – A newly published report from Earth Insight sheds light on the mounting threats facing the world’s most vital ecosystems due to the rapid
Jakarta – The industrial sector is among the most significant contributors to more than 30 per cent of global greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions. In 2022,
The fashion industry faces huge sustainability challenges. But the bigger challenge is for consumers to determine who’s genuine and who’s not. by Rebecca Van Amber
Jakarta—Through the Ministry of Energy and Mineral Resources (MEMR), the Indonesian government is aggressively increasing the use of renewable energy, especially solar power, in its
Jakarta—PT Perusahaan Gas Negara Tbk (PGN) prioritises 14 industrial areas in the Sulawesi region. This is in line with its strategy to expand access to
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