The government's plan to develop carbon capture and storage technology (CCS/CCUS) is getting brighter after the issuance of Minister of Energy and Mineral Resources Regulation No. 2/2023 on the Implementation of Carbon Capture and Storage in Upstream Oil and Gas Business Activities. Currently, there are 15 pilot projects in PT Pertamina's working area, eight of which will start operations in 2026 to 2030. Furthermore, the government is also drafting a regulation that will allow other countries to store their emissions using Indonesia's CCS/CCUS at a certain tariff.

Reforming Mineral Revenue Sharing for Critical Minerals Downstreaming
04 August 2026

Bojonegoro Regency in East Java, one of Indonesia's major energy-producing regions, is currently facing significant economic risks in the form of the resource curse and declining revenues from non-renewable fossil fuels. The mining sector, which accounts for 48.77% of the region's Gross Regional Domestic Product (PDRB), creates fiscal vulnerability due to fluctuations in global commodity prices and the natural decline in production.
29 May 2026

Paris Agreement and Financing Opportunities for Community-Based Green Energy Transitions
19 May 2026

Reading the Digital Landscape: The Dynamics of Energy Transition and Climate Crisis Narratives in Indonesia in 2025
10 March 2026

Leveraging China’s Green Momentum to Advance Indonesia’s Economic Development
08 November 2025

Indonesia’s Village Energy Independence Ambition: Opportunities and Challenges of Koperasi Desa Merah Putih’s One Village One Megawatt Plan
12 December 2025
