President Prabowo visits earthquake-affected residents in Nagekeo to inspect conditions and ensure disaster management.
Indonesia will gradually restrict Pertalite fuel for top income groups to better target subsidies.
Prabowo reaffirms commitment to empowering vulnerable communities through infrastructure development and social services.
The ESDM Ministry recorded Rp138.4 trillion in non-tax revenue in 2025, exceeding its target.
Indonesia is developing a funding scheme to support its E10 bioethanol rollout, aiming to protect domestic producers and farmers.
Indonesia's ESDM Ministry is testing 3-kg CNG cylinders as an alternative to LPG.
Minister Bahlil Lahadalia says 11,000 villages in Indonesia still lack electricity access.
Indonesia has one million tons of unused molasses for potential bioethanol production annually.
PKB chairman Muhaimin Iskandar jokingly tells PKS not to surpass PKB's seat count.
Indonesia unveiled a 194-kilometer green hydrogen corridor linking Jakarta, Karawang, and Patimban to establish integrated supply chains connecting hydrogen production with industrial hubs and ports, supporting the nation's energy self-sufficiency and decarbonization goals under President Prabowo's administration.
Indonesia partners with Pindad to develop 3-kg CNG cylinders after prototype testing in China.
Indonesia's government launched the Abadi Masela LNG project, expecting $37.8 billion in direct state revenue and $6.43 billion in indirect taxes while creating 12,000 construction jobs and 800-1,000 operational positions to boost eastern Indonesia's economy.
The government sets a special fuel price of Rp15,000 per liter for 30-200 GT fishing vessels.
Indonesia launched a nationwide B50 biodiesel mandate and E5 bioethanol program on July 9, 2026, requiring 50 percent biodiesel in diesel fuel to reduce import dependence, save approximately 170 trillion rupiah in foreign exchange, and support 2.1 million jobs while advancing energy self-sufficiency.
Minister Bahlil Lahadalia mourns the death of Rachmat Gobel, a young entrepreneur role model.
President Prabowo claimed many countries envy Indonesia while launching a biodiesel B50 program in Karawang, asserting the nation's economic success reduces solar import dependence from 3-4 million kiloliters annually to zero through fifty percent palm biodiesel blending.
President Prabowo launches national implementation of B50 biodiesel initiative.
Indonesia aims to save 10 percent of energy costs by restricting fuel subsidies.
Government plans to restrict Pertalite subsidies for upper income brackets in phases.
Indonesia is studying a solar project along the Trans-Java expressway to support its 100 GW plan.
President Prabowo orders subsidized fuel prices to remain unchanged.
Indonesia's government is mapping rare earth element concentrations in mineral exports like nickel and copper, revising regulations to provide investor certainty while developing domestic processing infrastructure for these byproducts currently lacking dedicated industries.
President Prabowo Subianto meets with 150 Indonesian entrepreneurs at the Presidential Palace.
Indonesia's President reviews measures to prepare for drought and extreme weather conditions amid potential El Nino occurrence.
Indonesia launched construction of the Abadi Masela LNG project in July 2026 after 28 years of deliberation, positioning the nation as an energy powerhouse while generating twelve thousand jobs and projecting $137.7 billion in GDP contribution by 2055.
Prabowo jokingly says MBG stands for 'Mas Bahlil Ganteng' during a speech.
PLN has a 125-ton hydrogen surplus, seeking to utilize it for clean transport opportunities.
After nearly three decades of delays, Japan's Inpex officially began construction on Indonesia's Abadi Masela LNG project, expected to produce 9.5 million tons annually and strengthen the nation's energy security in eastern Indonesia.
President Prabowo virtually inaugurated Indonesia's 20.9 billion dollar Abadi Masela LNG project, a joint venture with Japan and Malaysia designed to produce 9.5 million metric tons of liquefied natural gas annually while advancing the nation's energy security and carbon capture integration goals.
President Prabowo Subianto gathers ministers for a limited meeting at his home in Hambalang.
Indonesia launches B50 mandate to boost energy self-sufficiency with 50% biodiesel in diesel fuel nationwide.
Indonesia accelerates development of 100 gigawatts of solar energy to support its clean energy transition.
Indonesia's energy ministry plans to convert a projected 3-4 million kiloliter diesel surplus into jet fuel through a new domestic facility, achieving energy independence while ending diesel imports via the B50 biodiesel program rollout.
Indonesia's energy minister Bahlil Lahadalia launched the mandatory B50 biodiesel program, confirming superior performance in Asian and European vehicles with extended filter replacement intervals up to 40,000 kilometers, supporting the nation's energy independence strategy.
President Prabowo attends Indonesia's Independence Day night carnival at National Monument.
Danantara Indonesia's revenue reportedly surges by 400 percent, pending verification and auditing.
Indonesia develops water technologies to mitigate El Nino impacts.
President Prabowo orders no increase in subsidized fuel prices in Indonesia.
Indonesia's government maps rare earth element deposits and clarifies export regulations, distinguishing between banned standalone REE products and permitted byproducts in mineral exports, establishing separation mechanisms to facilitate continued industry operations.
President Prabowo Subianto inaugurates the revitalization of Semarang Tawang Station.
Indonesia keeps subsidized fuel and LPG prices unchanged despite global market fluctuations.
PKB chairman Muhaimin Iskandar praises Golkar chairman Bahlil Lahadalia, who receives applause from attendees at PKB's 28th anniversary event.
President Prabowo Subianto holds a limited meeting with his cabinet members at the Presidential Palace in Jakarta.
Indonesia advances 93 hydrogen projects worth $2 billion to ensure swift execution and enhance energy security.
The government prioritizes local residents for jobs in the Abadi Masela LNG project in Maluku.
President Prabowo inaugurated Indonesia's Abadi Masela LNG project, a nearly 20.9 billion dollar development by Pertamina, INPEX, and Petronas targeting 9.5 million metric tons annual production to boost the nation's industrialization and energy security.
President Prabowo sets fuel price for fishermen at Rp 15,000 per liter.
Minister Bahlil Lahadalia weighs the economic viability of the Andaman gas scheme.
Prabowo denies the government is lying to the people, saying leaders who do so are sinful.
Prabowo launches B50 biodiesel program to benefit Indonesian farmers and boost national energy resilience.