14 June 2024
Government Regulation Giving Mining to Mass Organization Contradiction with the Spirit of Energy Transition
The polemic on Government Regulation (PP) Number 25 of 2024 concerning Amendments to PP Number 96 of 2021 concerning the Implementation of Mineral…
8 December 2023
What is the Global Stocktake (GST), and Why is it Important for Climate Action?
#PWYPKnowledgeCenter The Global Stocktake is an assessment of the progress made on climate change mitigation since the Paris Agreement in 2015. The…
27 February 2023
A Pathway towards Just Energy Transition in Indonesia
Energy transition has been widely discussed in several global initiatives. In 2016, 191 parties signed the Paris Agreement as a manifestation of…
25 March 2022
Ukraine Shows Why the G20 Anti-Corruption Agenda Is More Important than Ever
WASHINGTON DC, Mar 25 2022 (IPS) - The world has quickly transitioned from a global health crisis to a geopolitical one, as the war in Ukraine rages…
14 July 2021
Challenges to Build Community Participation in Mining Governance
Author: Agus Irwanto Wibowo & Isnanto Solihin Yugo Pratomo
19 April 2021
Energy Justice, Has It Been Achieved?
Energy, especially electricity and gas, is vital in economic activity as well as in domestic affairs. Departing from this, the government launched a…
22 March 2021
Understanding the Onshore and Offshore Schemes in the Upstream Oil and Gas Industry
Lately, there has been much discussion regarding the Masela Oil and Gas Working Area Block (WK) development scheme, located in the sea off Maluku.…
16 March 2021
Where are the Women in Indonesian Extractive Sector?
The journey of turning the Indonesian extractive sector into an accountable and transparent one carries along an agenda to restore the spaces taken…
19 March 2019
Natural Gas Optimization and Energy Security
Indonesia has been a net oil importer since 2004. To fulfill national energy needs, the government imports crude oil and subsidizes the fuel to make…
18 March 2019
How KPK Conserves Natural Resources
For over two decades, most of Indonesia’s natural resources such as forests, plantations, minerals and fisheries have been over exploited; however…