Jakarta – Four ASEAN power companies discussed interconnection opportunities between countries at the 41st ASEAN Ministers on Energy Meeting (AMEM) in Bali. The four power
Jakarta – Public policy observer Agus Pambagyo believes that stopping four coal-fired power plants (PLTU) is ineffective in reducing air pollution. According to him, the
Jakarta – Analysts encouraged the government to use new indicators to describe the quality of electricity access in Indonesia, citing that the large electrification ratio
Jakarta – The government cut the energy subsidy budget in the 2024 Draft State Budget by 6.3% from IDR 357 trillion (USD 23.3 billion) in
Jakarta – The construction of the floating solar power plant (PLTS) at Cirata Reservoir is targeted to be completed by the end of October. West
Jakarta – Environmental activists call on the government to include community-based renewable energy in the Just Energy Transition Partnership (JETP) programme funding scheme. They hope
Jakarta – Reforminer Institute Executive Director Komaidi Notonegoro has called on the government to rethink its efforts to improve industrial competitiveness and not just focus
Jakarta – Indonesia’s energy transition journey towards decarbonisation allows South Korea to retire coal-fired power plant assets owned by Korean companies. The move will also
Jakarta – The government is reviewing various gas sales and purchase contracts abroad in preparation for stopping gas exports. The gas is prepared to fulfil
Jakarta – PT PLN (Persero) has started operating two new hydropower plants and three new mini-hydropower plants with a total capacity of 36.6 megawatts (MW).
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