Indonesia vows to cut coal use to 33% of energy mix by end of 2040
Renewables accounted for less than 14 percent of the in country's energy mix last year, while coal contributed more than 40 percent.
Vincent Fabian Thomas
Indonesia maintains trade surplus despite plunging exports
Outgoing shipments of goods dropped in April partly because of fewer working days that month and partly because of lower prices for some export commodities.
Singapore looks elsewhere amid doubt over Indonesia’s green power exports
Indonesia reportedly has sent out mixed signals regarding the export of power from renewable sources.
Singapore’s DPM eyes deeper ties with Indonesia in green economy, digitalisation
The two countries have been in talks to allow the use of compatible QR codes and local currencies to make payments in the respective other country.
Indonesia to bring in Chinese staff in rush to launch high speed rail link
Coordinating Maritime Affairs and Investment Minister Luhut Pandjaitan told reporters that there would be no delay to commencing the service’s operation, and that the schedule…
Indonesia’s Trade Ministry, food agency clash over garlic imports
The association insists that the businesses have met all the perquisites for the permits, yet the ministry has not issued them.
Indonesia to sign trade agreement with Iran next week
Jakarta said the two countries would sign the trade agreement during a visit of Iranian President Ebrahim Raisi to Jakarta between May 22 and 24.
ID government to increase domestic market obligations again for palm oil producers
The new ratio would meaning producers will only be allowed to export four times as much as they sell in the domestic market.
IMF revises up Indonesia’s economic growth amid global decline
The forecast of 5 per cent also puts Indonesia almost on a par with China’s growth projection at 5.2 per cent this year.
Indonesia reluctant to revive Asian Monetary Fund idea
Recent talks between China and Malaysia have revived the decades-old proposal for such an institution.