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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.
National 7 years ago
Scientific evidence needed to support Balikpapan coal pollution claims: Association
Business entities, in conjunction with the Indonesian Coal Mining Association (APBI), have said scientific evidence is needed to prove that coal loading and unloading activities have caused pollution in waters off Manggar, Balikpapan, East Kalimantan.
Opinion 7 years ago
Another problem with China's coal: Mercury in rice
Mercury pollution is a problem usually associated with fish consumption. Pregnant women and children in many parts of the world are advised to eat fish low in mercury to protect against the adverse health impacts, including neurological damages, posed by a particularly toxic form of mercury, methylmercury
Business 7 years ago
Semen Indonesia to set aside 40 percent of profit as dividends
Publicly listed state-cement producer PT Semen Indonesia (SI) booked Rp 2.01 trillion (US$144 million) in net profit last year, a 55 percent drop from the previous year, due to rising coal prices and an oversupply in the past three years.
