Archive for the ‘Indonesia’ Category

Indonesian ‘Hybrid Megaproject’ Could Deliver Cheap Solar Energy To Singapore

Via Recharge News, a report on a megaproject that would see Indonesian solar energy power Singapore: Singapore could see some of its future power needs met by a new “hybrid megaproject” that would send electricity generated by a 2GW solar facility located in in neighbouring Indonesia and backed up by an 8GWh energy storage system, […]

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The New Commodity Superpowers

Courtesy of The Financial Times, a look at nations such as the DRC, Argentina, Chile, and Indonesia, – the countries that produce the metals central to the energy transition who want to rewrite the rules of mineral extraction: The red-brown landscape of Tenke-Fungurume, one of the world’s largest copper and cobalt mines in the Democratic […]

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China Boosts BRI Talks With Indonesia, Guyana and Georgia

Via the South China Morning Post, a report on China’s outreach to Indonesia, Guyana, and Georgia: The global infrastructure strategy is Chinese president’s main talking point during meetings with Joko Widodo, Irfaan Ali and Irakli Garibashvili Xi also discusses the plan with leaders of Mauritania and Burundi on sidelines of World University Games in Chengdu […]

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New Kids in The Block: BRICS, MINT, and Now D-8

Via Modern Diplomacy, an article on the Developing-8 (D8) group of countries that comprise Bangladesh, Egypt, Indonesia, Iran, Malaysia, Nigeria, Pakistan, and Türkiye. Cooperation is a fundamental resource for populous countries on the way to rapid economic and industrial development: for this reason, the case of D-8 is worthy of attention. Globalization unravelled enormous economic opportunities but also opened […]

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Indonesia’s New Capital Aims To Be ‘Economic Growth Center’

Courtesy of NikkeiAsia, a report on how Indonesia’s new capital aims to be ‘economic growth center’ for the nation: More than two hours by air from Jakarta, and another two-hour drive from Balikpapan airport, a new city is appearing the middle of Borneo Island’s vast rainforest. Next August, Indonesian President Joko Widodo will shift some government […]

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The High Stakes of Indonesia’s $20 Billion Just Energy Transition Partnership

Courtesy of The Diplomat, a report on the obstacles being faced by Indonesia’s Just Energy transition initiative: Indonesia’s $20 billion Just Energy Transition Partnership (JETP), announced last November by U.S. President Biden, Indonesian President Joko Widodo, and Japanese Prime Minister Kishida Fumio, is reaching an early critical juncture. The stakes involved are high, encompassing climate […]

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