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Why Muhammadiyah must return its mining concession
Academia 2 months ago

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Why Muhammadiyah must return its mining concession

If it enters the mining industry, Muhammadiyah risks being reduced to a mere “digger”, bearing severe ecological and social liabilities while others reap the value.
Betting Indonesia's future, years and lungs on coal
Academia 2 months ago

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Betting Indonesia's future, years and lungs on coal

Rapid industrial expansion in Java and Sulawesi, driven by the government’s downstreaming strategy, is being used to justify a surge in new coal capacity.
Financial strain in coal sector threatens methane reduction goal
Regulations 3 months ago

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Financial strain in coal sector threatens methane reduction goal

Expended underground mining is jeopardizing the coal industry’s and the government’s commitment to the Global Methane Pledge, a pact to cut methane emissions by at least 30 percent by 2030.
Another cop-out at COP
Editorial 3 months ago

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Another cop-out at COP

Indonesia has demonstrated an inadequate commitment to cutting greenhouse gas emissions in its latest nationally determined contribution (NDC), which shows it will remain dependent on fossil fuels.
Coal miners demand price review as govt mulls higher DMO quota
Regulations 3 months ago

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Coal miners demand price review as govt mulls higher DMO quota

Mining firms are urging the government to revise the domestic coal price benchmark, arguing that rising production costs make the current domestic market obligation (DMO) scheme unviable, even as authorities consider raising the mandatory sales quota.
The emissions mirage: Understanding what we count and miss
Academia 3 months ago

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The emissions mirage: Understanding what we count and miss

The companies that are starting to count their emissions today are the ones that will remain competitive tomorrow.
Energy ministry, four universities to explore minerals and coal
Archipelago 3 months ago

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Energy ministry, four universities to explore minerals and coal

The four universities are Padjadjaran University (Unpad), Bandung Institute of Technology (ITB), Gadjah Mada University (UGM) and Veteran National Development University (UPN).
The self-sufficiency agenda and the ecological paradox
Academia 4 months ago

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The self-sufficiency agenda and the ecological paradox

After one year, Prabowo’s natural resource policies stand in the shadow of an ecological paradox.
Exports of manufactured goods push trade surplus to highest in years
Economy 4 months ago

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Exports of manufactured goods push trade surplus to highest in years

Indonesia has achieved the highest trade surplus in years thanks to soaring exports of manufactured goods as traders sought to place orders ahead of rising United States import tariffs.
Between coal and atoms: Indonesia’s choice
Academia 5 months ago

Between coal and atoms: Indonesia’s choice

The choice facing Southeast Asia’s largest nation is not only about energy but about credibility, confidence and its place in history.
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