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View all search resultsFollowing on the heels of its shares purchase in Singapore-based Sembcorp Environment last week, TBS Energi Utama has divested two coal plants, with the funds to be invested in clean energy and waste management projects.
A senior minister says the government is looking at shutting down Banten's Suralaya coal power plant early to help reduce air pollution in Jakarta, which generally ranges between the third and fourth levels of the six-tier index for air quality.
Because Indonesia's energy transition costs are higher than any group of countries can provide, to accelerate the energy transition, Indonesia needs a friendly, welcoming business environment where renewable projects can thrive.
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