Saturday, 17 October 2026   Indonesia is working to develop cleaner energy sources to meet its growing electricity needs. One important option is hydropower, which uses moving water to generate electricity. To support this effort, Indonesia’s state-owned electricity company, PLN, has signed a cooperation agreement with Brazilian investment company J&F S.A. to study the development of hydropower plants in Indonesia.   This partnership shows how international cooperation can help Indonesia explore its natural resources and move toward a more sustainable energy system.   Indonesia and Brazil Work Together   PLN signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) with J&F S.A., a Brazilian company with investments阅读更多→

  Saturday, 17 October 2026   Lombok is known for its beautiful beaches, green landscapes, and growing tourism industry. However, the island also has potential in another important sector: renewable energy. A plan involving a Japanese investor to develop a 20-megawatt solar power plant could become an important step in supporting cleaner electricity in West Nusa Tenggara, also known as NTB.   The proposed project attracted attention during an Indonesia Investment Forum held in Tokyo, Japan. The initiative reflects efforts to connect regional projects in Indonesia with international investors interested in renewable energy.   A Solar Power Project for Lombok   The proposed solar power阅读更多→