Indonesia May Allow Coal Exports To Resume Monday or Tuesday – Minister
Indonesia may allow coal exports to resume by the end of Monday or Tuesday, as domestic demand has been met, senior minister Luhut Pandjaitan said.
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Indonesia Halts January Coal Exports
ndonesia has suspended thermal coal exports for January in order to divert supplies to domestic utilities that are grappling with acute shortages.
Indonesia Bans Coal Export as Widespread Blackout Risk Grows
The government has prohibited coal exports in January, citing worries that insufficient supply at domestic power plants could result in widespread blackouts.
Indonesia Miners Seek Solution As Coal Export Ban Rattles Global Sector
Indonesian coal miners are seeking a quick resolution to a government coal export ban that is already causing fuel prices to rise and could disrupt the energy needs.
Tsingshan Start Producing EV battery Raw Material Nickel Matte In Indonesia
China’s Tsingshan Holding Group on Thursday said it had officially started producing nickel matte – an intermediate nickel product that can be further processed.
Indonesia President Launches $2.7 Billion China-backed Ferronickel Plant
Indonesian President Joko Widodo on Monday inaugurated a new ferronickel plant with 1.8 million tonne output capacity in southeast Sulawesi province built for an estimated $2.7 billion.
New Regulation In Indonesia Seeks To Strike A Balance In Mineral And Coal Mining Business
The Government of Indonesia has issued a regulation to implement the recent amendments made to the Mining Law.
Indonesia’s Mining Giants Race To Adapt As Investors Cool On Coal
Indonesia’s mining giants are piling into coal gasification projects as the country’s biggest export markets and global investors move toward a carbon-neutral future.
Indonesia’s Mining Giants Race To Adapt As Investors Cool On Coal
Indonesia’s mining giants are piling into coal gasification projects as the country’s biggest export markets and global investors move toward a carbon-neutral future.