PT PLN (Persero) is required to prioritize purchases of electrical power from power plants that utilize renewable sources of energy, which may be entirely owned by business entities or partially/entirely owned by the government

Holders of the following licenses may enjoy the imposition of 0% royalties in relation to the relevant volumes of coal if they increase the added value of their coal: 1) Production operation mining business licenses; 2) Production operation special mining business licenses; and 3) Special mining business licenses as a continuation of operations of contracts of work/coal contracts of work

This new regulation sets out different management stages for nuclear reactors, both for power reactors and non-power reactors. Said Management should be carried out in the following stages: 1) Design; 2) Construction; 3) Commissioning; 4) Operation; and 5) Decommissioning

All persons or agencies who design and/or produce packaging for radioactive materials are required to carry out testing on said packaging at testing laboratories that have secured risk-based business licenses or that have been appointed by the Head of BAPETEN

A minimum of 30% of any coal production plan will be allocated in order to fulfill domestic demand for coal and to ensure supplies of primary energy for existing, non-renewable energy power plants

The Minister of Energy and Mineral Resources has now merged provisions that address procedures for the submission of applications for the following purposes: 1) Approvals for sales prices for electrical power and the leasing of electrical power networks; and 2) Determination of electrical power tariffs

Sets out a new calculation for payable PPN on deliveries of certain types of LPG to taxable businesses, specifically business entities, agents and sub-agents, so that payments can be adjusted to the new 11% PPN tariff

These guidelines primarily address the following areas: 1) Procedures for the evaluation of applications to advance from the exploration stage to the production operation stage and for the evaluation of applications to extend production operation activities; and 2) Registrations of any compositional changes that are made in relation to shareholders, directors and/or commissioners

The central government has delegated several authorities that relate to mineral and coal-mining business activities to provincial governments, specifically: 1) The issuance of standard certificates and licenses; and 2) Guidance and supervision relating to said delegated business licensing authorities

This regulation sets out provisions that specifically address the procedure for the payment of income taxes by Coal-Mining Businesses Actors (i.e holders of Mining Business Licenses, Special Mining Business Licenses, and other licenses)