As the commitment at COP 26 (26th Commitment of Parties) in a form of the Glasgow Climate Pact, the efforts to prevent a global temperature rise to 1.5 oC have…
Climate change issues in energy sector are not how we can make more renewable energy sources, but how we can transform the existing fossil-based to lower carbon-emission ones, and renewable…
The Government's incessant electrification of vehicles is a signal for an increase in batteries. The projected battery demand in Indonesia, especially for the Energy Storage System (ESS) segment, ranges from…
As the world of energy is entering new page of a cleaner environment, its only natural that more and more people are getting concern in renewable energy and sustainability. Countries…
Part I - Regulation As the largest country in the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN), in 2018 Indonesia produces 411 MTOE of primary energy, 261 MTOE is exported mainly…
Liquefied Natural Gas (LNG) has been a hot commodity in recent years, since many countries are looking to natural gas as a bridge towards a greener energy mix. However, the…
between gas suppliers and encourages gas infrastructure development in Indonesia. It was ratified into law almost 3 years ago, but as of November 2020, it has yet to be implemented.…
Natural gas accounts for more than 30% of industrial sector energy consumption in Indonesia, competing with coal. It means more than 650.000 MMSCF of natural gas consumed by industries in…
The new decade started with a terrifying kick-off. Extreme rainfall occurring from the west of Indonesia from Banten and Jakarta to East Nusa Tenggara, which is nearer to the ravaging…
The manufacturing industry in Indonesia is the biggest energy user compared to other sectors, such as transport, household, and commercialsectors. This sector's energy consumption (including fuel) is almost half of…
As the public often associates these natural resources as the same commodity, oil and gas in Indonesia actually undergo contrasting paths. Known as an exporting country a couple of decades…
