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Regulations 2 years ago
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Govt to start collecting coal levies through state-owned lenders in 2024
The Energy and Mineral Resources Ministry wants managing agency partners (MIPs) to start collecting coal levies in January in a bid to improve coal producers’ compliance with the industry's domestic market obligation (DMO).
Regulations 3 years ago
Indonesia moved to 'flush out' palm oil after slow export resumption
The aim is to "flush out" shipments, Coordinating Maritime Affairs and Investment Minister Luhut Binsar Panjaitan said on Friday, but the frequent policy changes have unnerved edible oil markets and heightened concerns over global food prices at time when the Ukraine conflict has deprived markets of a chunk of sunflower oil supply.
Business 5 years ago
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Indonesian coal firms turn to local market as exports flatten
Demand for coal from Indonesia, the biggest exporter of the commodity, is projected to grow at less than 1 percent starting in 2021 as global power industry investment shifts away from coal, although not necessarily toward renewables.
Business 6 years ago
PGN opens options for imports to lower gas prices
Indonesia’s largest gas distributor is keeping its options open to import cheaper gas to bring down prices and create a more supportive business environment for top-consuming industries as mandated by President Joko “Jokowi” Widodo.
Business 7 years ago
Association calls for revision of DMO scheme for coal
The Indonesian Coal Mining Association (APBI) has called on the government to revise the domestic market obligation (DMO) scheme for coal, which requires a coal mining company to sell 25 percent of its production to the domestic market at a fixed price of US$70 per ton.
