Expertise: Environment

SSEK Named Elite One in Hukumonline’s 2025 Practice Leaders Rankings

SSEK Law Firm is recognized in Hukumonline’s Practice Leaders 2025, with the firm named an Elite One firm in 20 practice areas. This recognition reflects the strength and breadth of SSEK’s expertise across key sectors, as well as the outstanding contributions of our lawyers to the Indonesian legal landscape. SSEK was recognized in the following SSEK Named Elite One in Hukumonline’s 2025 Practice Leaders Rankings

SSEK Recognized in Hukumonline’s 2025 Rankings for Top Law Firms and Practice Leaders

SSEK Law Firm has been recognized in Hukumonline’s Top 100 Indonesian Law Firms 2025 and Practice Leaders 2025 rankings. For Top 100 Indonesian Law Firms 2025, SSEK was ranked in several key categories:   Top 100 Indonesian Law Firms Best Full-Service Law Firms Top 50 Largest Full-Service Law Firms Law Firms with the Most Female Partners Best SSEK Recognized in Hukumonline’s 2025 Rankings for Top Law Firms and Practice Leaders

Indonesia Signs Mutual Recognition Agreement with Gold Standard for Carbon Credits

Indonesia has actively sought collaboration with international carbon standards to strengthen its position in the global carbon market and boost climate finance for mitigation and adaptation efforts. A key milestone in this strategy occurred on May 8, 2025, when the Ministry of Environment / Environmental Protection Agency (“MOE”) signed a Mutual Recognition Agreement (“MRA”) with Indonesia Signs Mutual Recognition Agreement with Gold Standard for Carbon Credits

New Implementing Regulation in Indonesia on Carbon Capture Storage Activities in Licensed Areas

With its vast CO₂ storage potential, Indonesia is positioning itself as a key player in global carbon capture and storage (“CCS”) efforts. Recognizing the need for clear regulations, the Government introduced Presidential Regulation No. 14 of 2024 (“PR 14/2024”), establishing a legal framework for CCS activities. This regulation outlines two distinct CCS schemes: one within New Implementing Regulation in Indonesia on Carbon Capture Storage Activities in Licensed Areas

Construction and Projects in Indonesia – Practical Law Guide

SSEK Law Firm partner Denny Rahmansyah and associate Axel Cross have contributed a Q&A guide to Construction and Projects in Indonesia. This guide provides an overview of construction and projects law and practice in Indonesia. It discusses, among other topics, the use of standard forms of contracts, the allocation of risks, and summarizes the legal Construction and Projects in Indonesia – Practical Law Guide

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