Indonesia to Restrict Crude Oil Exports to Meet Domestic Demand
Jakarta. The Indonesian government plans to restrict crude oil exports this year to maximize the utilization of local refineries and ensure sufficient fuel supply for domestic consumption.
Trump’s EV Policy Reversal Threatens Indonesia’s Nickel Industry and Green Energy Transition
Jakarta. A recent executive order by US President Donald Trump rolling back electric vehicle (EV) mandates is likely to disrupt Indonesia’s burgeoning EV ecosystem, according to the Center of Economic and Law Studies (Celios). The policy could significantly impact demand for critical minerals, foreign investment, and global financing for green energy projects, while strengthening China’s grip […]
Indonesia tests global carbon credits market linked to energy projects
Indonesia has become the latest south-east Asian country to test the global carbon market kicked off by a recent UN agreement by selling carbon credits linked to energy projects.
Indonesia accelerates nuclear power plant development
Jakarta (VNA) – Indonesia’s Ministry of Energy and Mineral Resources is seeking to hasten the development of nuclear power plants in the country.
Indonesia to exempt oil and gas sector from new FX retention rule
JAKARTA (Jan 22): Indonesia will exempt oil and gas exporters from its new rule that all proceeds from natural resource exports be kept onshore for a year, as companies urge adjustments to the rule out of concern over its impact on their cashflows.
Indonesia to tender new oil & gas blocks, reduce LPG imports
Indonesia aims to tender all 60 oil and gas working areas by 2027 to increase oil lifting and support energy security, said its Energy and Mineral Resources Minister Bahlil Lahadalia.
Sembcorp launches solar-plus-storage site set to power Indonesia’s new capital city
A new 50MW solar-plus-storage plant near Indonesia’s new capital city, Nusantara, on the island of Borneo, has been opened by a wholly owned subsidiary of Singapore-headquartered engineering firm Sembcorp.
Indonesia wants more independent power plants under new energy plan
JAKARTA: Indonesia will rely more on private investors for its planned 71 gigawatt expansion in power capacity over the next decade, with the government to focus on transmission for renewable generation, the country’s energy minister said on Monday.
