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Companies 2 years ago
Indonesia's rise as Southeast Asia's premier green energy powerhouse
Establishing policies to stimulate adoption and demand for renewable energy is the first imperative. This includes tax credits and subsidies to reduce the cost of purchasing and installing renewable energy systems.
Companies 2 years ago
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Marubeni, Tuas Power seal $9b deal for green power export to Singapore
PT Marubeni Global Indonesia has inked a memorandum of understanding (MoU) with Singapore’s Tuas Power to export green electricity to the city state. The 9$-billion project would unfold in two phases, with the first to kick off in mid-2024.
Asia & Pacific 3 years ago
Indonesia to strike green energy deal with rich nations at G20 summit
The multi-billion-dollar agreement is expected to help Indonesia retire coal-fired plants early and ramp up investment in renewables, backed by wealthy nations, development and private banks, and philanthropists.
Economy 3 years ago
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Electricity pricing policy to promote renewable energy
The government has just released Presidential Decree No. 112/2022 on the acceleration of renewable energy development, to promote electricity production coming from renewable sources. One of the key points of the decree is to set the maximum electricity price purchased by state-owned electricity company PT PLN from producers of renewable electricity.
Environment 4 years ago
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In Ecuador's Amazon, solar panels bring 'fire canoe' dream to life
Ecuador's rainforest Achuar people say their ancestors long dreamed of a "fire canoe" or "electric fish" that would let them move swiftly along the region's winding rivers, to more easily reach other distant Achuar communities in the largely roadless jungle.
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