20 May 2026
Open Doors, Closed Ground: Regional Dialogue Highlights the Paradox of Transparency and Shrinking Civic Space
Jakarta – The global energy transition has positioned the Asia-Pacific and Eurasia as the "engine room" of the world's green technology supply chains. However, the surge in demand…
20 May 2026
Open Government Week 2026: PWYP Indonesia and ICEL Emphasize Public Access to Information as the Key to Mitigating Economic Transition Risks in Coal-Producing Regions
Jakarta – Global efforts to reduce dependence on fossil fuels are bringing significant consequences for commodity-producing regions across Indonesia, including South Sumatra…
19 May 2026
Civil Society Coalition Meets Parliament Again to Present Recommendations on the New and Renewable Energy Bill
Jakarta – The Civil Society Coalition for Clean Energy (KMSEB) has put forward a series of recommendations on Indonesia’s Draft Law on New and Renewable Energy (NRE Bill). The…
19 May 2026
Strengthening the Civil Society Ecosystem, PWYP Indonesia Promotes Multi-Level Advocacy Strategies for Critical Mineral Accountability
Jakarta – Indonesia's massive downstreaming agenda for critical minerals such as nickel, bauxite, and tin is often concentrated in areas with high biodiversity and within the…
19 May 2026
Enhancing the Participation of Persons with Disabilities in the Energy Transition Agenda and Curbing the Pace of Climate Change
Jakarta – In the activity “From Our Stories, the Growing Movement, Youth Feminist Disability Training 2026” organized by the Indonesian Women with Disabilities Association (HWDI)…
19 May 2026
Post-ASEAN Summit in Cebu: Demanding Energy Transition Justice Behind the “Navigating Our Future, Together” Jargon
Last week (May 8, 2026), the 48th ASEAN Summit in Cebu, Philippines, officially concluded with the grand theme of "Navigating Our Future, Together." In their official Chair's…
12 May 2026
Beyond green extractivism: Asean’s security depends on justice
The 48th Asean Summit in Cebu closed last week vowing “just” energy transition yet fossil fuel dependence and “green extractivism” deepen inequalities. Last week, Asean leaders…
11 May 2026
Strengthening Communities to Advance Sustainable and Climate-Just Land Governance and Amplify Community Voices in Global Forums
Indonesia, the world's sixth-largest carbon emitter, released an estimated 729 million tons of CO₂ in 2022, underscoring the country's significant challenges in land-use…
9 May 2026
Narrative Warfare Behind Nickel Downstreaming: Information Operations in Indonesia’s Energy Transition Debate
The issue of nickel downstreaming in Indonesia is no longer merely an economic debate—it has become an information battleground involving various actors. Energy transition has…
7 May 2026
Civil groups urge ASEAN to prioritize just energy transition amidst Middle East crisis
Civil society and resource justice groups are urging ASEAN leaders to place a “just and inclusive energy transition” at the center of the bloc’s response to the ongoing Middle…







