Expertise: Environment

ESG Reporting Requirements in Indonesia

For private companies in Indonesia, Environmental, Social and Governance (ESG) reporting generally aligns with the requirements outlined in the Company Law (Law No. 40 of 2007 regarding Limited Liability Companies, as last amended by the provisions of the Job Creations Law) and Government Regulation No. 47 of 2012 concerning the Social and Environmental Responsibilities of ESG Reporting Requirements in Indonesia

SSEK Contributes to Publication on Navigating the Net Zero Transition

SSEK Law Firm senior partner Ira A. Eddymurthy, senior associate Aldilla S. Suwana and associate Raisya Majory contributed the Indonesia chapter to a new publication, “Navigating the Net Zero Transition: Spotlight on Southeast Asia, Japan & the Republic of Korea.” The publication was the initiative of international law firm King & Wood Mallesons. “Navigating the SSEK Contributes to Publication on Navigating the Net Zero Transition

SSEK Again a Recommended Firm for Indonesia in Asia Pacific Green Guide

For a second consecutive  year, SSEK Law Firm is a Recommended Firm in the Asia Pacific Green Guide. Asia Pacific Green Guide 2024 is published by The Legal 500 to showcase key firms engaging with sustainability across the region. SSEK is one of only three firms recognized from Indonesia. The Asia Pacific Green Guide features SSEK Again a Recommended Firm for Indonesia in Asia Pacific Green Guide

Renewable Energy Consumption, Policy and General Regulation – Indonesia

Until mid-2020, the share of renewable energy in Indonesia’s total primary energy supply had only reached 10.9 percent. Coal-fired power plants still dominate the supply of electrical energy in Indonesia, while renewable energy power plants account for 14.69 percent of the total national installed power generation capacity. Hydropower and geothermal power account for a majority Renewable Energy Consumption, Policy and General Regulation – Indonesia

Upscaling Carbon Markets Across APAC – SSEK Contributes Indonesia Overview to New Report

Asia Securities Industry and Financial Markets Association (ASIFMA) has released a white paper on “Upscaling Carbon Markets Across APAC,” the first report of its kind focused on the Asia-Pacific region. SSEK foreign legal advisor Michael S. Carl and senior associate Aldilla Stephanie Suwana contributed an overview of Indonesia to the report. “Upscaling Carbon Markets Across Upscaling Carbon Markets Across APAC – SSEK Contributes Indonesia Overview to New Report

Environment – Indonesia

Lexology Getting the Deal Through – Environment 2024 Lexology Getting the Deal Through – Environment 2024 is a quick reference guide covering legislation and main environmental regulations; regulation of hazardous activities and substances; environmental aspects in M&A, public procurement and other transactions; environmental impact assessment; regulatory authorities; judicial proceedings; applicable international treaties and institutions; and Environment – Indonesia

Climate Regulation – Indonesia

Lexology Getting the Deal Through – Climate Regulation 2024 Climate Regulation is a quick reference guide covering the main climate regulations, policies and authorities; national emission levels, limits and emission reduction projects; emission allowances and trading; energy and non-energy sector regulation; renewable energy consumption, policy and general regulation, including carbon capture and storage; climate matters Climate Regulation – Indonesia

Renewable Energy – Indonesia

Mondaq Renewable Energy Guide The Mondaq Renewable Energy comparative guide provides an overview of some of the key points of law and practice, including utility-scale renewables projects, distributed generation projects, taxes and incentives, financing structures, competition, disputes and more. Download Mondaq Renewable Energy – Indonesia.

Hazardous and Toxic Waste Management Business Licensing in Indonesia

The Indonesian Ministry of Environment and Forestry has issued an implementing regulation that addresses required licensing for hazardous and toxic waste (“LB3”) management business activities. SSEK’s Denny Rahmansyah and Shafira A. Hexagraha look at the specific procedures to secure LB3 Management Business Licensing for Business Actors, including the relevant Indonesian Standard Industrial Classifications (“KBLIs”) for Hazardous and Toxic Waste Management Business Licensing in Indonesia

ESG in Indonesia

SSEK Law Firm foreign legal advisor Michael S. Carl and senior associate Aldilla Stephanie Suwana have contributed the Indonesia chapter to a new publication on ESG in Asia Pacific. ESG in APAC will help businesses unpack the current regulatory landscape across 16 jurisdictions and get a sense of the direction of ESG reporting, transition planning ESG in Indonesia