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  Saturday, 08 August 2026   Indonesia’s energy transition is getting another boost, this time through cooperation with Germany. On June 30, 2025, the Indonesian Government and Germany’s development bank KfW signed a EUR 200 million policy-based loan agreement to support Indonesia’s Affordable and Sustainable Energy Transition Program, or ASET.   At first glance, EUR 200 million sounds like a simple investment figure. But the agreement is actually about something bigger: helping Indonesia create the policies and systems needed to move toward cleaner energy.   Indonesia is currently facing an important challenge. The country still depends heavily on fossil fuels, while at the same timeالمزيد →

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  الجمعة، 7 أغسطس/آب 2026، تخطو سورابايا خطوة أخرى نحو نظام نقل عام أكثر حداثة، وتُصبح ألمانيا شريكًا هامًا في هذه العملية. فقد اتفقت الحكومتان الألمانية والإندونيسية على دعم خط سكة حديد سورابايا الإقليمي (SRRL) بمبلغ إجمالي قدره 236 مليون يورو على شكل قروض ومنح ألمانية. ويُعد هذا المشروع جزءًا من جهد أوسع لتحسين النقل العام في منطقة سورابايا الكبرى. وبدلًا من الاعتماد بشكل كبير على السيارات الخاصة والدراجات النارية، من المتوقع أن يوفر خط السكة الحديد للسكان وسيلة تنقل أنظف وأكثر كفاءة في جميع أنحاء المنطقة الحضرية.المزيد →

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  Friday, 07 August 2026   Indonesia’s textile industry is getting another boost as new international investments enter the sector. According to Ecotextile News, Indonesia has attracted investment from companies linked to Sweden, China, and Japan to develop more environmentally friendly textile manufacturing and dyeing facilities.   At first glance, investment in textile factories may sound like ordinary business news. But there is a bigger story behind it. The global textile industry is changing quickly, especially because major markets are demanding cleaner and more sustainable production. Indonesia is now trying to make sure its textile industry can keep up with those changes.   One importantالمزيد →

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  Thursday, 06 August 2026   Indonesia is becoming an increasingly attractive destination for green investment, and one exciting example is the interest shown by Spanish energy company Repsol in developing a Carbon Capture and Storage (CCS) project. As countries around the world work toward reducing greenhouse gas emissions, projects like this could play a major role in helping Indonesia achieve its climate goals while creating new economic opportunities.   So, what exactly is Carbon Capture and Storage? In simple terms, CCS is a technology that captures carbon dioxide (CO₂) produced by industrial activities before it enters the atmosphere. Instead of being released into theالمزيد →