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The industries in East Java have started feeling the pinch and desperately looking for gas replacement after finding out that Santos operated Maleo field in Madura, East Java will stop sending gas to the industries. The gas supply will be stop for more than two weeks because of repair that will be performed by Santos on their field.
According to PT Cheil Jedang Indonesia Commissioner Bernard Kent Sondakh the gas supply...
Tagged with Cheil Jedang, East Java, Fuel Alternatives, Gas Shortage, gas supply, Indonesia, Maleo, PNG, Prospective Investor, Santos, Sembiring
Economic inequality which happens amongst Association of Southeast Asian Nation (ASEAN) countries will be the biggest hurdle in creating Asean Economic Community (AEC). Without balancing efforts which will requires support from all members, the community will not achieve its target.
“As the leader of ASEAN, this is our focus at the moment. Indonesia is trying to push for efforts in reducing the gaps. The imbalance must...
Tagged with Asean Countries, Asean Economic Community, Asean Members, Association of Southeast Asian Nation, Economic Inequality, Income Per Capita, Indonesia, Nusa Dua Bali, Phnom Penh Cambodia
The domestic white sugar production keeps decreasing well below the targeted number. The total sugar production this year will only be 2.15 million tons as opposed to the estimated number of 2.31 million tons. However, this number is still sufficient for domestic supply.
Indonesian Sugar Association head Farukh Bakrie confirm the number on Monday (14/11/2011). “I was actually surprised when the target number is 2.31...
Tagged with Household Needs, Indonesian Sugar Association, Indonesian Sugar Board, Production Trend, Sugar Cane Farmer Association, Sugar Cane Plant, Sugar Plantations, Target Number, Uncertain Weather
Within these two days the Special Detachment 88 Antiterrorism from the Indonesian Police nabbed six suspected terrorist belonging to Abu Omar network. One of them is alleged to have hide guns on the forest area around Indonesian University campus in Depok, West Java.
The Indonesian Police spokesperson Kombes Boy Rafli Amar explained that the anti-terror special force arrested four people that are already on the wanted...
Tagged with Abu Omar, Antiterrorism, Boy Rafli Amar, Caliber Gun, East Kalimantan, Fn Guns, Indonesian University, Kaltim group, Police Spokesperson, Rawa Badak, South Philippine, Special Detachment 88
The Tanjung Barat Regency Government in Jambi questions the oil and gas exploration activities taking place in their area. These activities in particular the drilling of oil and gas well is allegedly performed without any permit ever lodged to the local Government.
This has caused the Regency to lost profit sharing income of almost USD 70 million in 2011 alone. The Government urges these mining companies to properly lodge...
Tagged with Exploration Activities, Exploration License, Formal Letter, Geragai, Oil And Gas Exploration, Petrochina, Regency Government, Tanjung Barat, Tanjung Jabung Barat
The Central Sulawesi Governor Longki Djangola urges PT International Nickel Indonesia Tbk (PT Inco) to start their operation as soon as possible or else the mining company risk losing its mining license. PT Inco has until end of 2011 to start building their nickel processing facilities or at least start exploiting their mining concession area in Morowali Regency.
The Governor says that if no activities are seen at the...
Tagged with Central Sulawesi, Concession Area, Governors Office, International Nickel Indonesia, Pt Inco
Discussion to set the minimum wage for Bogor Regency, West Java has not come to a conclusion that can be accepted by all parties involved which comprises of representative from workers union and business owners. The discussion which is mediated by the local government has caused picket line in front of the Regency Head office.
Bogor Regency Secretary Nurhayati
The minimum wages standard derived from various costs of living...
Tagged with Bogor, Fathurachman, Minimum Wages, Nadi Harza, Nurhayati, Picket Line, Rahmat, Rahmat Yasin, West Java, Workers Union
The request for the Jakarta municipal government to close Greenpeace, the international environmental NGO, office in Kemang, South Jakarta continues to flow from various parties. What is more, the office is located in an area designated as residential zone and not for offices.
South Jakarta Head of Supervision and Control Agency (P2B) Widyo Dwiyono said that they will close the office very soon. However, prior to forced...
Tagged with Building Layout, Environmental Ngo, Forum Betawi Rempug, Greenpeace, International Ngos, Jakarta City, South Jakarta, Zone Designation
Of the 28 countries surveyed in the Bribe Payers Index (BPI) list, Indonesia is ranked number fourth in the list of companies that pay bribe to smooth out their business affairs outside of their countries. The survey questions 3,016 respondents from 30 countries.
Economic Governance Transparency International Indonesia manager, Franky Simanjuntak in Jakarta, Wednesday (3/11/2011) explains that in the interviews conducted...
Tagged with Bribe Payers Index, Indonesian Business, International Indonesia, Public Service Sector, Sofyan Wanandi, Transparency International
The Indonesian Government in accordance with Presidential Instruction No 14/2011 on the Acceleration of the Implementation of National Development Priorities 2011 has instructed PLN to purchase electricity from Coal Bed Methane (CBM) through a program called “CBM for Electricity Utilization 2011 program”.
The first CBM gas purchased will be gas produced from Sanga Sanga contract area which is operated by Vico.
The...
Tagged with Cbm Resources, Coal Bed Methane, Coal Seam, Development Priorities, Methane Gas, PLN, Reservoir Pressure, Sanga-sanga, Vico
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