
Carbon crossroads: Can Indonesia cut plastic waste and grow its petrochemical industry?
Reducing plastics dependence may be a better way to ensure supply and meet environmental and climate commitments by: Ahmad Pathoni* At a supermarket in Jakarta,

Reducing plastics dependence may be a better way to ensure supply and meet environmental and climate commitments by: Ahmad Pathoni* At a supermarket in Jakarta,

Jakarta – The Indonesian government’s decision to provide a Rp3 million incentive for the purchase of electric motorcycles could fall short of its goal of

As the country walks a tightrope between growth and environmental impact, decarbonising its petrochemicals industry is a key challenge by: Ahmad Pathoni* In July 2025,

Incentives for greener industry overseas exist, but there are obstacles too by: Tom Baxter* In March 2026, China’s 15th Five-Year Plan set a target to

This is the second part of a two-part article examining Indonesia’s new carbon trading regulation, POJK Number 10 of 2026. While Part 1 explored the

As Indonesia seeks to build a more credible and internationally connected carbon market, the Financial Services Authority’s (OJK) Regulation (POJK) Number 10 of 2026 marks
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