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Business 6 years ago
2020 power usage expected to fall by 6 percent as business slumps
Indonesia’s electricity consumption this year is expected to fall by 6.25 percent from last year’s because of the ongoing global health crisis, which has dampened commerce in the country, the Energy and Mineral Resources Ministry has said.
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