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Regulations 2 months ago
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Indonesia’s solar push stutters on fossil fuel dependence, tight funding
A policy brief released on Thursday has warned against the “illusion of cheap coal-fired power” created by the domestic price cap and the continued reliance on fossil fuels threatens to derail the country's energy transition goals.
Economy 3 months ago
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Govt rejects coal shortage claims behind Java blackouts
The Institute for Essential Services Reform (IESR) said the disruptions at a single power plant or transmission component not supposedly trigger widespread blackouts given PLN's 30 percent reserve margin, protection systems and network redundancies.
Archipelago 3 months ago
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Repeated blackouts across Indonesia put PLN reliability under scrutiny
In Medan, North Sumatra, the blackouts have now triggered a looming clean water supply crisis after critical equipment operated by regional water company PDAM Tirtanadi was damaged during the outages.
Companies 8 months ago
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Pertamina makes first-ever purchase of crude from community-managed well in Jambi
Pertamina made its first purchase of crude oil produced by a community-managed operation in Jambi, since a 2025 ministerial regulation was enacted to formalize previously illegal small-scale operators.
Markets 1 year ago
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Miners slam Chinese smelters for buying bauxite below benchmark price
This practice has pushed several miners out of business, according to the association, while others that have remained operational either have the large-scale capacity to do so or are simply operating to keep equipment running and preserve jobs.
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