Indonesia

Pertamina is set to produce green and blue hydrogen as part of its clean energy target in 2030.

It could still meet its 9.3GW target if it is successful in the WKP auctions, amongst others.

The country aims to achieve net-zero emissions by 2060.

Thanks to higher average selling prices.

The government will impose a 28% rate when the coal benchmark price goes over $100/tonne.

The combined cash balance amounted to $6.8b in the first quarter. 

Of the 41 projects under development in Asia, 26 were from Indonesia.

The Surgayen platform intends to work on the cross-border project between Indonesia and Singapore.

Emissions-wary investors should mind the gap in the new three-tier taxonomy.

It is the country’s main CSR program to achieve its sustainability goals by 2030.

The company developed renewable power projects and wanted to make sure that its plans will be achieved in a just manner.

The project is slated to be the largest ground-mounted solar project in the country.

The company will prioritise the development of New and Renewable Energy.

The companies entered an MOU to develop decabonisation projects for the country.

Companies should have met their DMO requirements or agreed to pay fines for their shortfall.

The joint venture will operate under the brand Solar Radiance.