The placement of military officers in state-owned enterprises during the Old Order and New Order eras was rife with issues and misconduct. It was a different model of leadership.

The government reduced the price of plane tickets in the run up to Christmas and the New Year. Many components of these high prices need to be re-examined.

The guilty verdict for Karen Agustiawan shows that in Indonesia, even business decisions can easily lead to prosecution. This will have a long-term negative impact on our economy.

Summary of events of the week, from the People’s Tribunal trying Jokowi to the nine years sentence for former Pertamina CEO Karen Agustiawan.

Operators of the Jawa-1 steam-gas power plant are in a financial strain. Technical problems are slowing down the project’s development.

Former Pertamina CEO, Karen Agustiawan, files a lawsuit against the audit of PricewaterhouseCoopers. It does not change the Corruption Eradication Commission’s investigation.

PLN and power companies are hunting for revenue from carbon units. The race to develop low-emission energy sources is on.

Pertamina is having a problem selling gas that it has already purchased. This could become a legal problem.

Pertamina is looking for a way out of a number of problematic gas contracts. LNG purchases by several companies could end up in losses.

PGN will potentially suffer a massive loss for selling gas imported by Pertamina. Fines may reach trillions of rupiah.

PGN suffers millions of US dollars in losses from the transaction with Isar Gas. The turmoil over the down payment could lead to a lawsuit.

Clarification by Lin Che Wei’s lawyer over alleged cooking oil corruption and Pertamina’s objections to news report on cheap oil imports.

Pertamina’s purchase of cheap oil from Iran causes problems. Improvements to our trading system have never been completed.

State oil company Pertamina is having difficulties buying cheap oil from Iran and Russia, including problems with specification and finances.

Russia’s invasion of Ukraine ignites a black market fever for cheap crude oil. Pertamina refuses it, Bakamla captures a tanker transporting the oil.

Pertamina is forced to shoulder the burden of the Masela block. This is the result of the government’s ambition to change the project plan.

An interview with Upstream Oil and Gas Special Regulatory Task Force Chief Dwi Soetjipto on the Masela Block share negotiations between Shell and Pertamina. Is it approaching the end point?

Masela Block’s development has been in limbo for a long time. It is held hostage by the gas facility’s old operator.

The Masela Block shares takeover negotiations between Shell and Pertamina will be completed soon. There are additional costs to cut carbon emissions.

The construction of the Java 1 PLTGU runs two years behind schedule because of poor planning. This has the potential to cause financial losses for Pertamina.