Asia Pacific > Indonesia issues new CCS regulations, allows foreign firms 30% of capacity

Indonesia issues new CCS regulations, allows foreign firms 30% of capacity

Published 08:07 on January 31, 2024  /  Last updated at 08:07 on January 31, 2024  / /  Asia Pacific, International, Other APAC, Voluntary

Indonesia has brought in more regulations governing carbon capture and storage (CCS) work as it sees the tech as an integral plank in its plans to meet its Nationally Determined Contributions and meet its net zero by 2060 commitment.
Indonesia has brought in more regulations governing carbon capture and storage (CCS) work as it sees the tech as an integral plank in its plans to meet its Nationally Determined Contributions and meet its net zero by 2060 commitment.


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