Indonesia

Indonesia’s outer islands prepare to receive renewable energy.

PLN signed an MoU with state port operator Pelindo II to ensure electricity supply for the Tanjung Priok Seaport in North Jakarta and Pelindo II's other ports.

PLN’s Jakarta branch has launched a coin-based electricity credit system for street vendors.

Indonsia's PLN and PHE will team up to develop coal bed methane for electricity in Sangatta, East Kalimantan, and Muaera Enim, South Sumatra.

There are no nuclear power plants in Indonesia and it should stay that way.

Indonesia plans to build one of its most massive electricity distribution networks with foreign participation.

PLN will begin the tender process for the US$2.18 billion Sumatra-Java interconnection project.

A new 660MW supercritical power plant in Adipala, Indonesia will be installed with Emerson Process Management's Ovation expert control system.

Indonesia's plan to impose a 25 percent export tax on coal may turn Indian power producers towards Australia and Africa.

PLN has started supplying electricity to Hankook in Bekasi, West Java, through a 150 kV power station, specially built for the tire maker.

PLN has decided that three hydro power plants will be built under the public-private partnership.

Indonesia turns to the private sector to fund its new power plants.

Perusahaan Listrik Negara will study the benefits of unifying Indonesian time zones, including electricity savings.

Funds committed to support Indonesia’s investment master plan until 2014 have reached Rp 4,925 trillion or $537 billion as of the end of February.

Japanese multinational electronics giant Sharp Corporation will develop photovoltaic projects with a total output of 100 megawatts in partnership with the Indonesia government.

Wärtsilä will supply equipment to a new, gas-fueled power plant in Indonesia.