News
14 August 2017

Indonesia withdraws appeal against Cirebon 2 coal-fired IPP

In:
Power
Region:
Americas, Asia-Pacific, Europe , Middle East & Africa
By Max Thompson

Indonesia's local government of West Java has dropped its appeal against a court revocation of the environmental permit to build the 1000MW Cirebon 2 coal-fired power plant expansion. The project is 35% owned by Marubeni, 25% by Indika Energy, 20% by Samtan, with Korea Midland Power and Chubu...

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