2020-8-25 A benchmarking toward 10 coal-mining companies (among 22 public coal-mining companies listed at Indonesia Stock Exchange) shows that the sales trend of 6 companies (60%) was decreasing, mainly caused by the decreasing price of coal in the first quarter of 2020. On average, however, decreasing sales from those 10 companies are only 0.04%.
the coal mining industry in the economy; • to analyse the impact of the coal mining industry on income distribution in South Kalimantan Province; • to analyse the extent of the "leakage"1 the coal mining industry, in particular to compare benefits received by the region and the "outer regions" (other regions in Indonesia and other
2021-5-19 This report analyses the impact of coal mining on the economy and environment of South Kalimantan Province, one of the most important coal producing regions in Indonesia. It uses a Social Accounting Matrix (SAM) to evaluate the impact of the coal mining industry on the economy and to simulate policy alternatives to assess their suitability for
Since the early 1990s, when the coal mining sector was reopened for foreign investment, Indonesia witnessed a robust increase in coal production, coal exports and domestic sales of coal. The latter, however, has always been rather insignificant as domestic consumption of coal is relatively small in Indonesia.
2021-3-17 Since 2000, the rapid rise in coal mining and burning has had a devastating impact on Indonesia’s environment and public health.
2014-9-26 In addition to the environmental impact, the health effects of mining on the community of Samarinda are impossible to ignore. The constant presence of coal dust
2016-3-10 The increasing of international coal consumption has made Indonesia lift his coal production. Indonesia has become the top coal exporter, followed by Aus-tralia and Russia in the second and the third place. In 2013, these countries ex-porting 474, 336, and 141 million tons respectively (Statistic Indonesia 2014, and World Coal Association 2014).
2021-5-26 The new Mining Law No. 3/2020 has been enacted on 10 June to amend Mining Law No.4 /2009. The law paves the way for several changes including on matters related to mining areas determination, centralization of authority as well as licensing of mining businesses, among others.
Coal Mining Operations and Its Impact on Sectoral and Regional Area 25 has suffered a sharp decline in recent years. This condition has significantly affected companies performances and revenues. East Kalimantan has been situated as heaven for mining activities, especially of coal in Indonesia.
2014-9-2 State-controlled mining company Aneka Tambang (Antam) feels the negative impact of the Indonesian government’s new mining law (Law No. 4 of 2009 on Mineral and Coal Mining) which replaced its 1967 predecessor. This new mining law is controversial as it contains several provisions that are negative for foreign investment in Indonesia’s mining sector.
Since the early 1990s, when the coal mining sector was reopened for foreign investment, Indonesia witnessed a robust increase in coal production, coal exports and domestic sales of coal. The latter, however, has always been rather insignificant as domestic consumption of coal is relatively small in Indonesia.
2019-2-27 Over the past ten years, Indonesia has experienced an unprecedented coal mining boom, with coal production and exports growing 5-fold from 2000 to 2012. Despite uncontrolled growth, the coal sector makes up a mere 4% of Indonesia’s GDP and prospects for future growth are even more limited.
2008-7-31 coal mining industry on small region, South Kalimantan Province, Indonesia. Coal mining is growing industry in South Kalimantan as the need of energy conversion in the world due to the rising price of crude oil. Therefore, the exploitation of coal in this province is intensifying from small scale to a large scale operations. A massive
including coal (National Energy Council, 2014). Then, over the past 10 years, coal needs in Indonesia have risen sharply along with the addition of coal-fired steam power plants. This was also followed by the expansion of coal mining, especially in the Kaliman-tan region. Coal mining
2020-8-5 Mining activities by mining companies, especially mining of mining materials whose end use as an energy source directly will have an impact on increasing and fulfilling the demand for energy supplies, especially in the region and other regions at large. Those are some of the positive effects of the mining industry in Indonesia. May be useful.
2021-1-27 DOI link for Impact of the China-induced coal boom in Indonesia. Impact of the China-induced coal boom in Indonesia book. A resource governance perspective. By Akihisa Mori. Book China’s Climate-Energy Policy. Click here to navigate to parent product. Edition 1st Edition. First Published 2018.
2018-2-1 in Indonesia and are having a devastating impact. Coal companies are avoiding compliance with Indonesia’s meager land rehabilitation and water protection regulations. Coal mining leaves the land scared and barren, water catchments choked and polluted, and groundwater depressed. Coal mining
The Indonesia coal market is expected to grow at a CAGR of more than 5.8% during the forecast period of 2020-2025. Factors such as an increase in demand for electricity, supportive government regulations, and the presence of large coal reserves are driving the growth of the coal market in Indonesia.
2014-9-2 State-controlled mining company Aneka Tambang (Antam) feels the negative impact of the Indonesian government’s new mining law (Law No. 4 of 2009 on Mineral and Coal Mining) which replaced its 1967 predecessor. This new mining law is controversial as it contains several provisions that are negative for foreign investment in Indonesia’s mining sector.
2013-9-25 This project provided an overview of the history of mining legislation and policies in Indonesia and an analysis of the current legislation and its impact within the mining industry. Seven key points were noted and expanded for consideration by policy makers, private enterprise and other stakeholders, to
Downloadable! This study investigates the impact of coal mining on the economy and environment of South Kalimantan Province, one of the most important coal producing regions in Indonesia. It uses a Social Accounting matrix to assess how the industry affects the province's economy and the livelihoods of its people. It also investigates what policy options will best reduce its negative
2020-8-5 Mining activities by mining companies, especially mining of mining materials whose end use as an energy source directly will have an impact on increasing and fulfilling the demand for energy supplies, especially in the region and other regions at large. Those are some of the positive effects of the mining industry in Indonesia. May be useful.
2008-7-31 coal mining industry on small region, South Kalimantan Province, Indonesia. Coal mining is growing industry in South Kalimantan as the need of energy conversion in the world due to the rising price of crude oil. Therefore, the exploitation of coal in this province is intensifying from small scale to a large scale operations. A massive
including coal (National Energy Council, 2014). Then, over the past 10 years, coal needs in Indonesia have risen sharply along with the addition of coal-fired steam power plants. This was also followed by the expansion of coal mining, especially in the Kaliman-tan region. Coal mining
2014-10-16 These coal companies have been negligent in many ways, including refusing to fill unreclaimed mining pits, a danger to passers-by. Despite the negative environmental and health impacts of the industry, mining employs only 6.8% of the population, providing little economic benefit to Makroman’s communities.
The Indonesia coal market is expected to grow at a CAGR of more than 5.8% during the forecast period of 2020-2025. Factors such as an increase in demand for electricity, supportive government regulations, and the presence of large coal reserves are driving the growth of the coal market in Indonesia.
2014-9-2 State-controlled mining company Aneka Tambang (Antam) feels the negative impact of the Indonesian government’s new mining law (Law No. 4 of 2009 on Mineral and Coal Mining) which replaced its 1967 predecessor. This new mining law is controversial as it contains several provisions that are negative for foreign investment in Indonesia’s mining sector.
2013-9-25 This project provided an overview of the history of mining legislation and policies in Indonesia and an analysis of the current legislation and its impact within the mining industry. Seven key points were noted and expanded for consideration by policy makers, private enterprise and other stakeholders, to
2021-3-21 Since 2000, the rapid rise in coal mining and burning has had a devastating impact on Indonesia’s environment and public health. Lack of environmental oversight has led to widespread allegations of water pollution and degraded landscapes in the country’s main coal-mining regions of Borneo and Sumatra,
2015-6-3 Mineral and coal mining activities are governed under the Law on Mineral and Coal Mining No.4/2009 dated 12 January 2009 (“Mining Law”). This Law replaces the predecessor Mining Law No. 11/1967, which provided the framework for all of Indonesia’s pre-2009 mining concessions including all of the existing CoWs and Coal CoWs ("CCoWs").