What’s “green” in Indonesia may not be truly green.
What’s “green” in Indonesia may not be truly green.
MSMEs may stand to lose if carbon pricing measures were implemented in Malaysia today.
Indonesia aims to become a regional leader in CCS technology.
Indonesia’s climate policies continued to be overshadowed by economic development priorities.
Press release by PPIH, the organizer of IC-SET 2024.
As Malaysia reduced its fuel subsidy, EVs may become a more attractive option, spurring sustainable innovation in the automotive sector.
No, it is not the facehuggers and acid-blooded Xenomorphs.
The recent crisis underscores two ongoing trends: power struggle and democratic erosion.
Indonesia’s interracial married couples should master the three Cs of communication, compatibility and compromise even as they navigate cultural and legal hurdles in the country.
Speakers to discuss and debate the intersection of technology, environment and development from a multi-disciplinary perspective.