Coal Is Still The World’s Energy Driver, Here’s The Explanation
The Indonesia Mining Association (IMA) believes that coal is still the world’s energy driver amidst efforts to shift to green energy.
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Indonesia May Stop Tin Exports In 2024, President Says
Indonesia may stop tin exports in 2024 as part of efforts to attract investment into the resource processing industry and improve the country’s external balance.
Indonesian Coal Miners’ Earnings Soar On Record Prices
Major coal miners in Indonesia swung back to profit or reported multifold increases in earnings in the first nine months of the year.
Indonesia’s Largest Mining Firm May Drop Coal For Gas
Freeport Indonesia is studying a plan to switch energy sources at its massive Grasberg copper and gold mine.
A World of AI, IOT, and Smart Everything
These days we are bombarded with news about the Internet of Things (IoT), Smart Tech, Smart Autonomous Cars, and even Smart Underwear (it monitors your health).
British Company Agrees Indonesia Nickel Mining JV
British company Altilium Group announced an agreement with Indo Mineral Research, a member of the Sebuku Group, one of Indonesia’s largest mining groups.
Vale Indonesia Expects Lower Nickel Matte Production Next Year
Vale Indonesia said on Wednesday its nickel matte production is expected to fall as much as 13% next year compared to normal levels.
Mining SOEs Gain More Privilege with Recent Court Ruling
State-owned miners are poised to gain an even bigger presence in Indonesia’s mining industry after the Constitutional Court revoked last month.
Indonesia Joins Countries Seeking Faster Coal Exit
Indonesia is one of four countries to join a pilot program from the Climate Investment Funds (CIF) worth around US$2.5 billion to transition from coal to clean energy.