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energy-security

Philippines takes 'major step' toward using nuclear power
SE Asia 5 months ago

Philippines takes 'major step' toward using nuclear power

The Philippines has taken a big step towards tapping nuclear power, its energy minister said on Wedn...
Pump or dump? With oil in decline, Africa ponders its energy future
World 6 months ago

Pump or dump? With oil in decline, Africa ponders its energy future

As the COVID-19 pandemic bashes economies and demand for oil, many African nations dependent on expo...
First poverty, now pandemic threatens access to electricity
World 7 months ago

First poverty, now pandemic threatens access to electricity

One in 10 people lack electricity and the pandemic will likely make it harder still to meet a global...
Converting unproductive land into mines
Opinion 2 years ago

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Converting unproductive land into mines

Old habits die hard, including the global adoration of fossil fuels.  
Powering commitment in renewable energy
Opinion 2 years ago

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Powering commitment in renewable energy

Indonesia’s renewable energy contribution ranged from 5.2 to 7 percent in 2017 — making ...
Major losses make PLN a risky bet
Opinion 2 years ago

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Major losses make PLN a risky bet

PLN’s aggressive coal power growth plans will lead to a sharp increase in required subsidies a...
Downstream energy sector goes digital
Opinion 2 years ago

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Downstream energy sector goes digital

Companies need a master game plan with five crucial steps to success. 
Massive power projects: Is PLN up to the task?
Opinion 2 years ago

Massive power projects: Is PLN up to the task?

About 75 percent of Jokowi’s envisioned 35,000 MW is slated to come from independent producers...
What next on energy?
Opinion 2 years ago

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What next on energy?

It is a sad reflection that development is still mired in a plethora of unneeded or unhelpful regula...
Energy democracy way to go for Indonesia
Opinion 2 years ago

Energy democracy way to go for Indonesia

For the Kamanggih village, in Kahaungu Eti of East Sumba regency, East Nusa Tenggara, residents stri...
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