Omnibus Law Versus Renewable Energy Bill
From the differences in treatment between Omnibus Law and Renewable Energy Bill, we can understand why the renewable energy implementations in Indonesia are still far from its target.
Forest Fires Linked to Increased Covid-19 Fatalities
Forest Fires Haze: New Greenpeace report reveals alarming health impacts and links to severity of COVID-19.
Greenpeace Finds APP Guilty of Fueling Forest Fires in Indonesia
Greenpeace has proved that between August 2018 and June 2020, around 3,500 ha of peatland was destroyed in three concessions either owned or that are major suppliers to APP.
Mega Rice Project Turns Peatlands into Carbon Bomb
The project will see at least 165,000 hectares of carbon-rich peatlands in Kalimantan transformed into rice fields.
MUFG Fails to Mitigate Climate Risks
Description of coal finance has not changed since last year, and its exception provisions still allow the bank to provide financing to coal-fired power projects.
Indonesia’s Nuclear Waste Handling Risks Its People
Indonesian government must start thinking realistically and focus on investing in renewable energy that is safer, cheaper, and cleaner for the country and its future.