Opinion: Indonesia's New Carbon Trading Policy Can Lead to Greenwashing

AFTER the successful trials of carbon trading for coal-fired steam power plants (PLTUs) last year, the ministry of energy and mineral resources will officially begin it on April 1. In the next two months, the ministry has asked all power plants to measure their emissions so they can be recorded as a commodity that can be traded from December 31 this year.

There are three energy sector’s carbon trading schemes: cap and trade, carb

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