Indonesia

Indonesia’s state-owned energy firm wants to gain experience for further expansion.

Will cooperate with the United Nations Development Program for wind projects.

South Korea is looking to build an environmentally-friendly power plant in Ancol, North Jakarta.

Government says shells are necessary for operation of more biomass power plants.

Project execution is just tip of the iceberg.

Indonesia will relax export restrictions for geothermal development.

What could be the latest in power generation and distribution?

The National Energy Council has been requested to reassess its outlook on Indonesia's energy targets.

Buoyed by Indonesia’s strong economic fundamentals, two major foreign companies, the Marubeni Corporation of

General Electric is gearing up its business in Indonesia's power sector.

The Indonesian government has set an October deadline for the coal-fired power plant project in Central Java.

Bosowa Group inaugurated its first power plant in South Sulawesi.

Interest in the Asian power game has shifted to Southeast Asia for thermal and renewable power. These nations are mostly emerging markets with a mix of fuel options and underserved markets.

Energy and Mineral Resources Minister Jero Wacik said on Monday the government would fill several vacant positions at the ministry’s directorate generals by the end of the year.

PLN tapped the help of ANZ for three large-scale hydropower projects outside Java.

PT PLN is likely to face a shortage of liquefied natural gas (LNG) next year even after the government allocates some of the LNG supply originally earmarked for export to the state electricity firm.