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by: Roffie Kurniawan Jakarta — Indonesia is accelerating its national Waste-to-Energy (WtE) framework to tackle escalating urban waste crises, break the deadlock of the national
Jakarta – Indonesia’s air pollution problem is spreading far beyond its biggest cities, with new satellite analysis identifying major nitrogen oxide (NOx) emission hotspots around
Loopholes in energy transition targets have allowed coal to retain a long-term foothold in the Indonesian energy mix by : Johanes Hutabarat* Editor’s note: This
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