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  Saturday, 24 October 2026   Indonesia is looking to strengthen its energy cooperation with Venezuela, opening up new opportunities in the oil and gas industry. The partnership focuses on exploring potential projects, improving energy production, and creating business opportunities for both countries.   Although the two countries are located far apart, they share an important interest in developing their energy sectors. For Indonesia, cooperation with Venezuela could help strengthen energy security while allowing its national energy company to expand its international operations.   Pertamina Explores New Energy Opportunities   One of the main players in this partnership is Pertamina International Exploration and Production (PIEP),Read More →

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  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 investmentsRead More →

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  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 powerRead More →

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  Saturday, 10 October 2026   Indonesia continues to attract international investors, and Brazil is becoming part of the country’s growing agricultural investment story. One notable deal involves a planned investment worth IDR 4.5 trillion in Indonesia’s dairy farming sector. The cooperation aims to increase domestic milk production and support Indonesia’s efforts to become more self-sufficient in meeting its food needs.   A Major Investment in Dairy Farming   The investment plan was discussed through cooperation between Indonesian company PT Asiabeef Biofarma Indonesia and Brazil’s Agropecuaria 31, also known as the 31 Group. The agreement covers the development of 100,000 tropical dairy cattle in Indonesia,Read More →