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Companies 1 year ago
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Danantara to revive costly coal gasification, oil refinery projects
The government plans to kick off dozens of natural resource processing projects worth $40 billion this year, including coal gasification projects, though both local and international analysts have cautioned about the technology's costliness and unfavorable investment trends.
Politics 1 year ago
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New Mining Law paves legal way for concessions for religious groups
The revision of the 2009 Mining Law passed by the House also allows universities to work with state-owned or private entities that own concessions for research and internship access as well as scholarships for students funded by mining revenue.
Politics 1 year ago
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Govt walks back subsidized LPG policy after backlash
Since the policy was implemented, however, long queues have formed outside approved LPG distributors across various regions, with thousands of residents expressing frustration over their struggle to obtain the cooking gas.
Regulations 1 year ago
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Natural gas subsidy to continue at higher prices, minister says
The government has finally confirmed an extension to the HGBT subsidy program, but at higher rates of $7 per MMBtu for power plants and $6.5 per MMBtu for industrial use, citing rising global prices of the commodity.
Tech 1 year ago
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Planned fuel subsidy scheme faces backlash from ‘ojol’ drivers
Energy and Mineral Resources Minister Bahlil Lahadalia said on Nov. 27 that the government would only provide subsidized fuel to vehicles with yellow license plates, the plates used for public transportation and trucks.
