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During the recent Jakarta Car Free Day on 28 July, Indonesia’s Minister of Energy and Mineral Resources, Ignasius Jonan, led a campaign called the...

GIZ and UNICEF published a collection of exemplary designs for group handwashing facilities in schools entitled “Scaling up Group Handwashing in...

Indonesia has achieved an impressive 84% electrification ratio, but faces significant challenges in reaching the remaining 16% of its households.Thi...

Fossil fuel subsidies are a prominent feature of many Asian economies, however they contribute to fiscal imbalances in many countries and restrict...

In a recently published report supported by The Rockefeller Foundation, Accenture Development Partnerships assessed the suitability of off-grid energy...

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The Indonesian government plans to install rooftop solar panels on at least 800 public buildings...

The feed-in tariffs will be divided into two stages. The first will offer renewable power plant...

The new provisions increase the size of systems eligible for net metering payments and reduce fees...

Both countries used feed-in tariffs – a policy tool whereby the buyer agrees to purchase renewable...

The Energy and Mineral Resources Ministry has introduced regulations on licensing of rooftop solar...

Companies are protesting against some of the regulations as they feel they are not conducive for...

Indonesia is behind the pack in terms of the adoption of solar power. The world’s fourth most...

As a developing nation, the country is endeavouring to improve the living standard of Indonesians by...

Coal continues to dominate, with PLN consuming over 54 million tons to run its plants in 2017.

H2One™ is an integrated system that uses a renewable energy source to electrolyze hydrogen from...

The government wants to help the provinces of eastern Indonesia – in particular Papua, which has the...

Indonesia has reached a milestone, having inaugurated its first three solar+storage mini-grids, thus...