Prabowo is driving Indonesia's national energy policy to achieve self-sufficiency and reduce reliance on imported energy products.
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Prabowo is driving Indonesia's national energy policy to achieve self-sufficiency and reduce reliance on imported energy products.
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Newest first. Tap a step to see who reported it.- Pertamina distributed B50 biodiesel in Jakarta and coordinated with the Ministry of Energy to support national energy self-sufficiency.Sub-event
Prabowo sets a nationwide goal for electrification in Indonesia.1 source
- Indonesia leverages rice self-sufficiency and Hashim's role to advance climate and energy policy.Sub-event
Prabowo pushes for energy self-sufficiency, aiming to cut reliance on imported energy products.1 source
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Indonesia's national transformation focusing on energy, food, and climateAlso in this story
- Prabowo Subianto attended a Grand Harvest event in Malang, focusing on Indonesia's bioethanol goals.
- The Indonesian government pushes for a nationwide sugarcane replanting program.
- Presidential directives guide Indonesia's national carbon economy.
- Hasan spoke about government waste programs as Prabowo's administration revised regulations on July 6, 2026.
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Prabowo
Indonesian politician (born 1962 in Kab. Semarang)
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Indonesia
island country in Southeast Asia and Oceania
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