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Strategic analysis of the global status of carbon capture and storage. Report 3: country studies Indonesia
31st March 2009
Topic(s): Carbon capture use and storage (CCUS)
Indonesia has not introduced any policies or legislation dedicated to encouraging the development of CCS technologies or regulating the CCS project cycle.Indonesia has introduced a number of climate change and energy conservation policies which could provide a framework for high-level policy support for CCS incentives.
The Indonesian Government is cooperating with the governments of other countries including Norway and the United Kingdom to map potential CO2 sequestration sites in Indonesia.
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