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Regulations 3 years ago
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RI, Congo to explore cooperation in military, mining and carbon trading
In a series of meetings, the two countries expressed their hope to expand collaboration on everything from knowledge transfer in the mining industry, to purchasing Indonesian military equipment and the opening of embassies within the two countries.
Economy 3 years ago
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Promoting biomass as a source of renewable energy in Indonesia
As part of reaching net-zero by 2060, Indonesia plans by 2025 to produce energy from renewables as much as 23 percent. This renewable energy is contributed by hydro energy (8 percent), geothermal (7.5 percent), biomass (6 percent), and other renewable energy (1.5 percent).
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