Expertise: Energy, Mining & Geothermal

Mining Industry in Indonesia

By Fitriana Mahiddin and Karisa Pangaribuan Indonesia is a major player in the global mining industry. With its immense mineral reserves and production industry, Indonesia aims to develop an attractive investment climate that is favourable to the interests of both investors and the Indonesian government. There are still challenges that demand the attention of the Mining Industry in Indonesia

Indonesia Mining – Compliance with Government Regulation No. 1 of 2019

SSEK partner Fransiscus Rodyanto (Frans) was a featured speaker at the recent 3rd Mining Legal Conference in Jakarta. The conference brought together legal practitioners and experts from the mining sector to discuss new regulations in the Indonesian mining sector and their potential impact. Frans discussed Government Regulation No. 1/2019, which requires proceeds from exports of the country\'s natural Indonesia Mining – Compliance with Government Regulation No. 1 of 2019

SSEK Contributes Indonesia Chapter to Mining Guide

Fitriana Mahiddin, a supervising partner of SSEK\'s mining practice, and Karisa Utami Pangaribuan, an associate at the firm, have contributed the Indonesia chapter to Lexology Getting the Deal Through – Mining 2019.  Fitriana and Karisa provide expert local insight into the regulation of exploration and extraction in Indonesia, covering topics such as government policy, legislative SSEK Contributes Indonesia Chapter to Mining Guide

SSEK Partner Speaks at Indonesian Mining Legal Conference

SSEK partner Fransiscus Rodyanto (Frans) was a featured speaker at the 3rd Mining Legal Conference, held July 17, 2019, in Jakarta. The conference brought together legal practitioners and experts from the mining sector to discuss new regulations in the Indonesian mining sector and their potential impact. Frans discussed Government Regulation No. 1/2019, which requires proceeds SSEK Partner Speaks at Indonesian Mining Legal Conference

Recent Developments in Divestment Rules for Mining Companies in Indonesia

Companies engaging in mining business activities in Indonesia can be established with 100% foreign investment, but they are subject to a divestment requirement, as set out under Law No. 4 of 2009 regarding Mineral and Coal Mining (the Mining Law) and Government Regulation No. 23 of 2010 regarding the Implementation of Mineral and Coal Mining Recent Developments in Divestment Rules for Mining Companies in Indonesia

SSEK Contributes Article to Coal & Minerals Asia

SSEK partner Fitriana Mahiddin contributed an article on “Recent Developments in Divestment Rules for Mining Companies in Indonesia” to the new issue of Coal & Minerals Asia magazine. Fitriana looks at divestment requirements for foreign investment companies in Indonesia’s mining sector, including practical issues related to the divestment of shares by Contract of Work and SSEK Contributes Article to Coal & Minerals Asia

SSEK Partner a Featured Speaker at Upcoming Mining Legal Conference

SSEK partner Fransiscus Rodyanto will be a featured speaker at the 3rd Mining Legal Conference, which will be held July 17, 2019, at the JW Marriott Hotel in Jakarta. The conference will bring together legal practitioners and experts from the mining sector to discuss new regulations in the Indonesian mining sector and their potential impact. SSEK Partner a Featured Speaker at Upcoming Mining Legal Conference

Indonesian Energy Ministry Issues Regulation on Rooftop Solar Power Systems

The Indonesian government has issued rules for rooftop photovoltaic (PV) systems. Minister of Energy and Mineral Resources (MEMR) Regulation No. 49 of 2018 regarding the Utilization of Rooftop Solar Power Systems by Customers of PT Perusahaan Listrik Negara (Persero) (MEMR Regulation 49/2018) governs the general requirements and procedures for the installation of rooftop PV systems Indonesian Energy Ministry Issues Regulation on Rooftop Solar Power Systems

Indonesia Introduces New Tariff Regime for Renewable Energies

The Indonesian government has introduced a new tariff regime for renewable energies. The new regime gives the Indonesian state power company, PT Perusahaan Listrik Negara (“PLN”), greater control over tariffs in the sector through business-to-business negotiations and benchmarking against the applicable Electricity Generation Basic Cost (Biaya Pokok Penyediaan Pembangkitan or “BPP”). The new tariff regime Indonesia Introduces New Tariff Regime for Renewable Energies