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National 5 years ago
Police seal coal mining area in Jambi over dispute between companies
The police sealed a coal mining area in Hajran village in Batang Hari regency, Jambi, on Thursday over a dispute between coal miner PT Kurnia Alam Investama (KAI) and mining service company PT Pelabuhan Universal Sumatra (PUS).
Editorial 5 years ago
Coal barons win
We believe civil society organizations and environmental NGOs will challenge the revisions through a judicial review petition with the Constitutional Court, especially regarding the guaranteed contract extensions and the concession size. But a judicial review would not annul the law as a whole, only the revised provisions.
Business 5 years ago
Coal mining giant Bumi records 97 percent plunge in profit
Indonesia’s largest thermal coal miner, PT Bumi Resources, booked a US$6.84 million profit in 2019, down 97 percent from the previous year's $220.4 million, pinched between falling coal prices and higher fuel-related costs.
Business 6 years ago
Govt unhappy with half of House-proposed revision of minerals law
The Energy and Mineral Resources Ministry announced on Wednesday evening that the government tentatively had 938 points of disagreement with the House of Representatives’ proposed revision of the 2009 Coal and Mineral Mining Law.
Editorial 6 years ago
The imbroglio in coal mining
The long-delay in the issuance of the new regulation has not only caused legal uncertainty but also threatens six major mining firms in Kalimantan, which together account for almost 40 percent of national coal production of more than 500 million tons a year.
