Indonesia

POSCO Energy began work on the construction of a fuel cell power plant in Indonesia.

Indonesia's PLN will purchase between 50 and 70 megawatts from Sarawak to power some regions in West Kalimantan for five years.

Indonesia's PTBA and China Huadian Corporation plan to set up a joint venture company to build and operate a a 2x620 megawatt coal-fired power plant in South Sumatra.

Perusahaan Listrik Negara will need 65 million metric tons of coal per year in 2014 to generate electricity steam.

Indonesia will raise the price of electricity from three types of renewable energies to encourage the country's overall renewable energy production.

Wika Jabar Power is looking for a partner for its 40-megawatt geothermal power plant project in Sumedang, West Java.

A coal gasification plant is currently being planned to take advantage of low-grade coal.

ABM Investama has bought control of a power company in Aceh to help it tap into the electricity market.

The government of Indonesia hopes to raise base electricity prices by 1 percent per month until it achieves a 15 percent hike.

India’s Reliance Power had signed a deal with China Datang to develop and operate power and energy projects in Indonesia.

The government of Indonesia will build a 110-megawatt hydropower plant as it revives the Jatigede dam project in West Java.

Pertamina will develop another eight geothermal projects after the Indonesian raised electricity prices from geothermal power plants.

PLN will shut down 18 power plants supplying 7,200 megawatts of power to Java and Bali during the Idul Fitri holiday.

A 300-megawatt coal-fired power plant may be built in Jeneponto, South Sulawesi, at a cost of $330 million.

PLN has so far completed only about 45 percent of the Indoensian government's first phase of power mega project.