Tankers of Indonesia’s state-owned energy company still stuck in the Strait of Hormuz
Pertamina will not order them through the narrow strait until it receives a comprehensive risk assessment and formal recommendations from relevant authorities.
Divya Karyza
Italian firm Eni announces ‘giant’ gas discovery in Indonesia
The finding extends Eni’s successful run in the Kutai Basin, following the Geng North find in 2023 and the Konta-1 well in 2025.
Nonsubsidised fuel prices hiked sharply as supply strains worsen in Indonesia
Pertamina has significantly raised the prices of several non-subsidised fuel products effective Saturday as blockades in the Middle East and economic sanctions continue to roil…
Indonesia doubles down on diplomacy as Hormuz risks persist despite ceasefire
Pertamina is racing to secure the release of two of its tankers stuck in the Persian Gulf through diplomatic channels, as analysts warn that the recent US-Iran ceasefire does…
Indonesian farmers association warns of prolonged fertiliser crunch
Kusnan, head of agroecology assessment and application at the SPI, explained that nitrogen-based fertilizers like urea rely heavily on natural gas, making them extremely…
Indonesia approves 580 million tonne coal production plan, signals output boost
Previously, the government revealed plans to cut national production targets from 790 million tonnes last year to around 600 million tonnes this year in an effort to address an…
Indonesian civil servants to work from home once a week to cut energy consumption
Coordinating Economy Minister Airlangga Hartarto also recommended that the private sector enforce the rule, which aims to reduce energy consumption amid global market volatility.
Indonesian industry players warn against disrupting nickel ecosystem under US trade pact
The US currently has a very modest footprint in Indonesian nickel processing, but is vying with China for control over global supply chains for critical minerals.
Indonesia mulls revoking license for nickel company after fatal landslide
The Environment Ministry’s review was prompted by concerns over dangerous working conditions and alleged permit violations.
Indonesia tumbles in cybersecurity ranking
Experts have called for a change in thinking among business leaders and regulators after Indonesia plummeted from position 48 to 84 in a global ranking of countries for…