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Edisi Monday, 5 June 2023

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Elusive Electricity Export

Large businesses are competing against each other to export electricity to Singapore. They are vying for solar power plants to solar panel production projects.

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Conglomerates in Solar Power Plants

Several big firms are building solar power plants in Batam. Conglomerates are looking into power exports.

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Blackouts in the Investment City

Industry actors are protesting the frequent power outages in Batam. The power reserve margin is insufficient, putting Batam’s reputation in the eyes of investors at risk.

Edisi Monday, 29 May 2023

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Security Breach of an Old Computer

BSI's operation was disrupted by a ransomware attack. The hacker’s virus gained entry from an older, unprotected computer.

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Vulnerable Money Keepers

Banks and financial institutions are targeted by hackers. A robust system that can withstand millions of cyber attacks is needed.

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Wanted: Ethical Hackers

The services of ethical hackers are becoming a necessity in face of the rash of ransomware. Penetration testing skills are now a requirement for obtaining certification.

Edisi Monday, 22 May 2023

The Jawa 1 PLTGU in Cilamaya, Karawang, West Java.
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Java Power Project Delays

The operational plan for the Java 1 PLTGU continues to run behind schedule. The use of new turbines and gas pipes installation are a problem.

Edisi Monday, 15 May 2023

Trade Minister Zulkifli Hasan (second from right) talks with people buying packaged cooking oil during the launch of MinyaKita, people’s cooking oil, at the trade ministry in Jakarta, July 6, 2022.
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Missing Promised Subsidy

The government’s promised one-price cooking oil subsidy has not been paid, thanks to late verification and differences in opinion.

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Unappealing Palm Oil DMO

The government again revises its domestic market obligation regulation. The rule has been ineffective in guaranteeing the supply of cheap cooking oil.

Edisi Monday, 8 May 2023

Nickel ore at the Vale Indonesia’s mining site in Morowali, Central Sulawesi, March 28.
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Vale Indonesia’s Tricky Divestment

Mind Id’s efforts to have the majority share ownership in Vale Indonesia hit a wall. The reduced size of mining areas leaves a question mark.

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Hope over Green Smelter in Luwu

Bumi Mineral Sulawesi, owned by the Kalla Group, is building several nickel smelters in joint venture projects. They will utilize green energy as part of sustainable development.

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Surrounded by Illegal Nickel Mines

Illegal nickel mines surround Vale Indonesia’s concession area, causing environmental problems.

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Vale Must Provide Direct Benefits for the Provinces

Jusuf Kalla challenges three governors to take over nickel mining areas controlled by foreign companies.

Edisi Monday, 1 May 2023

Workers monitor the nickel melting process at Vale’s smelter in Sorowako, South Sulawesi, March 30. 
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Hunting for Nickel Smelter Projects in Indonesia

Companies from China, Europe, and the United States dive into nickel smelter projects. They are vying for positions in the electric vehicle ecosystem.

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The Rise of Nickel

Vale Indonesia records an increase in production. Indonesia’s nickel supply triggers a surplus, affecting prices.

Edisi Monday, 24 April 2023

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Seeking Investors for Bank Syariah Indonesia

The government is seeking new investors for Bank Syariah Indonesia. They are hoping Islamic banks in the Middle East would become strategic investors.

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Big on Opportunities, Low on Capital

Sharia banks offer many services to attract customers. However, it is difficult for them to compete with conventional banks due to having less capital.

Edisi Monday, 17 April 2023

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Edisi Monday, 10 April 2023

The printing process of national payment gateway (GPN) cards at the card production unit of Bank Mandiri, Jakarta, July 2018. TEMPO/Tony Hartawan/File Photo

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Relying on Domestic Credit Card

A domestic credit card will immediately be available to government institutions and the public. The credit card is aimed at making the country’s payment system more independent.

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Easy Enough to Pay Later

Credit Cards are up against the “paylater” model as their competition. The model offers ease in postponing payment but has its own risks.

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Domestic Credit Cards Must Be Able to Compete

Bank Indonesia will issue a domestic credit card. The bank promises a sovereign payment system. Indonesian Credit Card Association General Manager, Steve Marta, talks about it.

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Cancelling Import, Purchasing New Cars

The BPKP has rejected the import of used trains from Japan. KCI will obtain new ones produced by Inka, which also applies Japanese technology.

 

 

Edisi Monday, 3 April 2023

Officers examine heaps of imported second-hand clothes at the customs depository in Cikarang, Bekasi West Java. March 28.
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Curbing Illegal Textile

The textile import business is growing, some enter the country through illegal channels. Sixty companies are suspected of involvement.

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Putting an End to Thrifting

The government continues its efforts to exterminate the illegal importation of second-hand clothing. Traders will be instructed to sell local products.

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Old But Still Loved

Thrifting is not always a bad thing. Second-hand clothes can potentially foster creative enterprises, suppress emission, and spur a circular economy.

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