No new coal plants in Indonesia in another bid to cut emissions


JAKARTA, May 29 (Bloomberg): Indonesia won’t approve any more new coal-fired power plants as it steps up efforts to reduce carbon emissions.

The government will only allow the completion of plants that are already under construction or have reached their financial close, Energy and Mineral Resources Ministry Director-General Rida Mulyana told a parliamentary hearing on Thursday (May 27).

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