by: Yanti Lawerissa, D.J.A. Hehanussa, E.R.M. Toule, Abraham Tulalessy, and Moh Ilias Bin Hamid* Indonesia’s mineral riches continue to clash with its green goals. A
Jakarta – The government is providing cooperatives with the opportunity to manage Mineral and Coal Mining Permit Areas (WIUP) through Government Regulation (PP) No. 39
Jakarta – CERAH highlights the influx of large Chinese capital into the green industry, particularly in the nickel sector of Indonesia. In the report “China’s
Jakarta – The mineral and coal sector recorded a significant surge in investment in the first half of 2025, becoming one of the main drivers
Jakarta – The Indonesian government is drafting a new policy to strengthen state revenue from the mining sector. Through the Ministry of Energy and Mineral
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 – Civil society is pushing the government to ensure that additional funds from the increase in mineral and coal royalty rates are not absorbed
Jakarta – The Indonesian government has on Wednesday, 16 April, issued new Government Regulation (PP) Number 19, 2025 on Types and Rates of Non-Tax Revenues
Jakarta—The government has officially issued Minister of Energy and Mineral Resources Regulation (Permen ESDM) No. 6 of 2025, which regulates the completion of metal mineral
Jakarta—The government targets investment in the downstream energy and mineral resources sector to reach USD 618 billion in the next few years, according to an
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