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Indonesian Industry Calls for Crackdown on Upstream Importers of Used Clothing
Regarding the issue of used clothing (thrifting) imports, the Finance Minister recently reiterated that the government will continue to crack down on illegal imports and rejected proposals to legalize such imports through taxation, emphasizing that the key lies in the legality...
Decoding Indonesia's Mining Giant MIND ID: From State-Owned Enterprise to Mining Leader
In the landscape of Indonesia's mining industry, MIND ID is no longer just a state-owned enterprise symbol but the "Chief Commander" controlling core resources such as nickel, copper, gold, and tin, orchestrating the layout and pace of the entire industry. How did this platfor...
11 Billionaires Involved in Indonesia's Palm Oil Industry
As the world's largest palm oil producer, Indonesia has fostered many billionaires who have risen through this industry. The following is a compilation based on Forbes rankings and related sources: 1. Martua Sitorus: Co-founded Wilmar in 1991, once owned the world's largest pa...
China and Indonesia Reach a Series of Strategic Cooperation Agreements
The Coordinating Minister for Economic Affairs recently reported on the achievements of strategic cooperation with China. The two sides signed Memorandums of Understanding involving strategic industrial projects with a total investment of IDR 36.4 trillion. The projects will b...
Indonesia's Alumina Production to Increase to Two Million Tons
PT Indonesia Asahan Aluminium (Inalum) plans to develop the second phase of the Mempawah Alumina Refinery (SGAR Phase 2) in West Kalimantan as an expansion of SGAR Phase 1, targeting operations by 2028. The company's General Manager stated that Phase 1 has an annual capacity o...
Indonesia Opens Tenders for Waste-to-Energy Plants in Four Cities
The Indonesia Future Energy Investment Authority (BPI Danantara) announced the opening of the first phase of tenders for waste-to-energy plant (PLTSa) projects in four cities (Bogor, Bekasi, Denpasar, and Yogyakarta). This is part of the government's vigorous push for waste-to...
Indonesia Plans to Build Waste-to-Energy Plants in Seven Locations
State Electricity Company (PLN) reveals that building waste-to-energy plants (PLTSa) in seven locations requires a large supply of waste. To achieve an installed capacity of 197.4 MW, up to 12,000 tons of waste must be processed daily. The President Director of PLN stated that...
Indonesian Government to Crack Down on Chinese Imports Undermining Local Industries
The Indonesian government will take action against Chinese imports that hurt local products, and this is not limited to used clothing. The Minister of Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises stated after a meeting at the Ministry of Trade in Jakarta that the government intends not...
Indonesia and South Korea Collaborate to Develop Electric Vehicle Battery Industry
The Coordinating Ministry for Economic Affairs recently conducted a site visit to the PT HLI Green Power production facility in Karawang, West Java, to promote a green and sustainable economic transition and accelerate the development of the national electric vehicle (EV) indu...
Indonesia Aggressively Develops Waste-to-Energy Projects
Indonesia is entering a critical phase of national energy transition, adopting an innovative model combining waste-to-steam and coal-to-dimethyl ether (DME) to address LPG import dependence and increasing urban waste. This model converts municipal waste into high-pressure stea...
Influx of Chinese Imported Trucks Impacts Local Automakers
Indonesia's import of Chinese trucks has raised concerns among local automakers, with some companies already affected. Automotive analysts point to a lack of coordination in policies and regulations regarding off-highway commercial vehicles for mining areas among the Ministry ...
IEA Expects Coal Demand to Peak in 2030
The International Energy Agency (IEA) expects global coal demand to peak in 2030, with future market dynamics determined by China, India, Indonesia, and several Southeast Asian countries, where about half of coal demand is used for power generation. The IEA believes that the c...