Financial ratings provide insight into op’s of Salak-Darajat geothermal plants, Indonesia
Evaluating proposed financial notes to be issued by PT Star Energy Geothermal, Fitch Ratings has provided some interesting details on the operations of the Salak-Darajat geothermal plans in Java, Indonesia, incl. the planned 23 MW expansion for Salak.
Bakrie Power to continue geothermal development at Sokoria and Telega Ngebel
PT Bakrie Power ensures that it will continue to focus on developing New and Renewable Energy (EBT) power plants including managing the existing assets of the Geothermal Power Plant (PLTP).
PLN unit to test biomass mixing on 15 coal power plants
State electricity company PLN’s subsidiary, PT Pembangkitan Jawa Bali (PJB), aims to complete biomass mixing tests on its 15 coal-fired power plants by the end of this year as the company vows to reduce its greenhouse gas footprint, an executive says.
Pertamina Geothermal Energy wins three awards at IAGI Exploration Awards 2020
Pertamina Geothermal Energy has been recognised with three awards for the geothermal category, namely Best Category, Best Technical Discovery, and Best People Development, at the Indonesian Geologists (IAGI) Exploration Awards 2020.
COVID-19 hits already struggling power firm
The COVID-19 pandemic has hit state-owned electricity giant PLN like a brick, adding to its problems over the past five years that have eroded the company’s finances and thus its ability to develop green energy.
Indonesia asks G20 to ensure energy market stability, affordability
The Indonesian government urged 20 of the world’s largest economies (G20) to work together to ensure market stability and energy supply amid the global challenges posed by the COVID-19 pandemic.
Pertamina’s TPPI kicks off $180m petrochemical plant expansion
Petrochemical producer PT Trans-Pacific Petrochemical Indotama (TPPI) has begun work to expand its sole refinery in Tuban, East Java, in cutting Indonesia’s petrochemical imports.
New partnership tackles Jakarta’s air pollution
With traffic, coal-fired power plants and ongoing construction projects continuing to pollute Jakarta’s air, the city administration is seeking new solutions to improve air quality through a recently launched partnership.
