Rethinking Investment
The majority of foreign direct investment in Indonesia, especially from other large Asian economies such as China, Japan and South Korea, is for projects in the power generation and mineral mining, iron and steel, infrastructure, construction, railways, highways, and automotive sectors.
Used cooking oil as feedstock makes biofuels more sustainable
By Fariz Panghegar. This op-ed was originally posted on The Jakarta Post. Indonesia’s ambitious biofuel program, which promotes the use of increasingly higher mixes of
The Advantages of Used Cooking Oil for the Home Economy
Since the end of 2018, Chevie Mawarti, founder of Arnetta Craft, has been creating handicraft items from used cooking oil (UCO), including soap, candles, and
Used Cooking Oil: A Promising Energy Business Potential
The original version of this press release can be viewed on the official website of the Ministry of Energy and Mineral Resources here. The press
Journalism Academy Encourages Economic Reporting from an Environmental Perspective
Traction Energy Asia along with the Alliance of Independent Journalists (AJI) opened the Academy of Economic and Environmental Journalism program on October 26, 2021. This
Benefits of Involving Independent Oil Palm Smallholders for the Economy and the Environment
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Independent Oil Palm Smallholders are the Key to Sustainable Biodiesel
Indonesia’s National Farmers Day on September 24, commemorates the enactment in 1960 of Law no. 5 on Basic Agrarian Regulations (Peraturan Dasar Pokok-Pokok Agraria), to