Indonesia seeks to attract new technology for oil drilling
JAKARTA, July 1 (Reuters) – Indonesia has issued a new regulation to attract investment from oil drilling technology providers in an effort to boost production from existing wells, officials said on Tuesday.
Indonesia Wants Drilling Partners to Revive Oil Output from Old Wells
Indonesia’s new energy strategy entails attracting oilfield services providers with the latest technology to help the Southeast Asian country revive and increase production from ageing or idle wells.
Indonesian exporters grapple with global shift to higher-grade coal
JAKARTA – Indonesia’s coal industry faces mounting pressure as key export markets China and India shift to coal with higher calorific value (HCV) and ramp up production to meet domestic demand.
Indonesia launches US$5.9B EV battery hub, to create 8,000 jobs
Indonesia eyes fuel import cuts with Karawang EV battery factory
Govt launches index to build climate resilience in villages
Indonesia launches Ijen geothermal plant
Indonesia has inaugurated the 110 megawatt Ijen geothermal power plant, a renewable energy project supported by PT Sarana Multi Infrastruktur (Persero) (PT SMI).
Indonesia’s energy transition attracts momentum from sovereign funds
