Indonesia Embraces Carbon Capture Technology to Extend Fossil Fuel Use
Indonesia’s focus on Carbon Capture Storage (CCS) technology is set to extend the use of fossil fuels while reducing greenhouse gas emissions. Saleh Abdurrahman from BPH Migas highlights the potential of CCS in achieving the nation’s net-zero emissions target by 2060. As natural gas becomes increasingly vital in Indonesia’s energy transition, CCS could position the country as a leader in sustainable energy practices, balancing economic growth with environmental sustainability.
Indonesia Sees Decrease in Malaria Cases, But Remains Second-Highest in Asia
Indonesia has made progress in reducing malaria cases, but remains the second-highest in Asia. The country saw a decrease in cases in 2023, with efforts to combat the disease ongoing. The government’s malaria elimination program has achieved success in several regions, surpassing national targets. With a focus on endemic areas, Indonesia continues its fight against malaria to ensure the well-being of its population.