Java 9 & 10 coal-fired, Indonesia

Published 11 December 2020
Last Updated 11 Dec 2020 02:20

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Civi Yap

Controversy has long swirled around Java 9 & 10 – Indonesia’s coal-fired power plant complex in Banten. The $3.4 billion project in November 2020 achieved financial close, while facing vociferous international and local opposition. The project also paves the way for a fresh equity structure in major power projects in Indonesia

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