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Economy 2 years ago
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End of natural gas subsidies could mean more fertilizer subsidy spending
Allowing natural gas subsidies for industry to lapse could cause fertilizer subsidy spending to increase, state-owned fertilizer holding company PT Pupuk Indonesia told lawmakers on Wednesday, noting that natural gas was key to making fertilizer.
Jakarta 2 years ago
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Drivers of once iconic 'bajaj' struggle to make ends meet
Drivers of the three-wheeled taxis, once iconic and practical transportation in cities across the nation, are struggling to find passengers in Jakarta with the ongoing expansion of the TransJakarta BRT (bus rapid transit) and the revival of angkot (public minivans).
Markets 2 years ago
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Miners shift to LNG for smelters amid mounting ESG pressure
The general trend in switching to LNG as a so-called bridge fuel is a cautionary tale, say experts, given the country's declining reserves and the fact that natural gas is still a fossil fuel, albeit with lower emissions.
Companies 2 years ago
Eni boosts Indonesia exposure with big gas discovery
Italian energy group Eni announced on Monday a big gas discovery in Indonesia, opening the door to a strengthening of its position in the Asian country, where it has been present since 2001 with a portfolio of exploration and production assets.
Companies 3 years ago
Xiaomi launches climate strategy, commits to reduce Greenhouse Gas Emission by 98%
On Nov. 4, 2016, the Paris Agreement came into force, with 196 parties at the United Nations Climate Change Conference (COP21) ratifying the treaty that aims to tackle the issue of climate change and limit global warming to 1.5 degrees Celsius.
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