Jakarta – The implementation of Indonesia’s Biodiesel B40 program, which mandates a 40% blend of palm oil-derived biodiesel, raises concerns about a potential national palm
Jakarta – Indonesia’s launch of its B40 biodiesel mandate, the highest biodiesel blend in the world, earlier this year is a step towards renewable energy
Jakarta – New research published in the Journal of Agricultural and Forestry Meteorology reveals the serious impacts of converting tropical forests to oil palm plantations.
Jakarta – As Indonesia grapples with balancing economic growth and environmental preservation, a coalition of environmental organisations and think tanks published a policy paper emphasising
Jakarta – Researchers at the National Research and Innovation Agency (BRIN) say Indonesia still faces significant challenges in developing biofuels as an alternative fuel. BRIN
Jakarta—The Meteorology, Climatology, and Geophysics Agency (BMKG) reminds that climate change and its impacts, which are increasingly being felt by Indonesia’s oil palm plantation sector,
by Mansuetus Darto, Founder and National Board of Palm Oil Farmers Union* On September 12, 2024, I attended a meeting of the Joint Task Force
Jakarta — A recent study by a coalition of civil society organisations, including MADANI Berkelanjutan, Satya Bumi, and Sawit Watch, has revealed that Indonesia’s environmental
Jakarta—PT Perkebunan Nusantara (PTPN) III said the company plans to support Indonesia in achieving energy self-sufficiency through biodiesel. Mohammad Abdul Ghani, President and Director of
Jakarta – The governments of Malaysia and Indonesia have reached a consensus to present a united stance in response to the European Union’s Deforestation Regulation
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