As of August 15, Indonesia’s COVID-19 tally in the last 24 hours went up by 3,588 to 6,286,362 cases.

As of August 14, Indonesia’s COVID-19 tally in the last 24 hours went up by 4,442 to 6,282,774 cases.

President Joko Widodo and Investment Minister Bahlil Lahadalia’s statements fueled the possibility of increased subsidized fuel oil prices.

As of August 11, Indonesia’s COVID-19 tally in the last 24 hours went up by 5,532 to 6267,137 cases.

The government will revise the Law Stipulating Fund and Goods Donation following social institutions misusing donation funds.

DPR stated a strong fossil fuel lobby hinders the legislative process of the Renewable Energy Bill (RUU EBET).

The government raises production fees or coal royalties for holders of Mining Business License (IUP), which applies progressively. Coal royalty rates rose four percent to 13.5 percent of the selling price per ton.

As of August 10, Indonesia’s COVID-19 tally in the last 24 hours went up by 5,926 to 6,261,605 cases.

Energy Minister Arifin Tasrif emphasized that the coal public service agency (PSA) policy implementation, including fees, would apply retroactively from January 2022.

As of August 9, Indonesia’s COVID-19 tally in the last 24 hours went up by 6,276 to 6,255,679 cases.