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New Rules for Exports of Natural Resources from Indonesia: Implications for Producers, Traders and Financiers

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By Matthew Goerke, Paskalia Deviani, Fauzi Rohmat
| Mondaq
KL Herbert Smith Freehills Kramer LLP More Herbert Smith Freehills Kramer is a world-leading global law firm, where our ambition is to help you achieve your goals. Exceptional client service and the pursuit of excellence are at our core. We invest in and care about our client relationships, which is why so many are longstanding. We enjoy breaking new ground, as we have for over 170 years. As a fully integrated transatlantic and transpacific firm, we are where you need us to be.
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| Hiswara Bunjamin & Tandjung

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By Matthew Goerke, Paskalia Deviani
| hbtlaw.com
Following the election of President Prabowo, who took up office in October 2024, the mining industry has been one of the key targets of regulatory reform for the Indonesian Government (GOI). Following the political success of Indonesia’s recent resource nationalisation and down-streaming policies, particularly in the nickel industry, the GOI has sought further ways to maximise returns from the Indonesian mining sector.
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By Matthew Goerke, Paskalia Deviani, Frances Hewitt
| hbtlaw.com
You are here Home > Latest Thinking > New Regulation Continues Support for Development... Back to top Share Indonesia’s Ministry of Energy and Mineral Resources (MEMR) recently introduced Ministerial Regulation No. 16 of 2024 (the New CCS Regulation) on Implementation of Carbon Capture and Storage (CCS) activities. With the goal of meeting national targets and achieving Net Zero Emissions by 2060, the New CCS Regulation emphasises the importance of CCS technology in emission reductions.
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