The Indonesian Coal Mining Association (APBI-ICMA), or Asosiasi Pertambangan Batubara Indonesia (APBI), is the main industry association representing coal mining companies and stakeholders in Indonesia. Here’s an overview:
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Key Details about APBI-ICMA:
1. Establishment: Founded in 1989, APBI-ICMA serves as a platform for coal producers, contractors, and related businesses in Indonesia.
2. Membership: Includes major coal miners like Adaro Energy, Bukit Asam, Kideco, Berau Coal, and international players operating in Indonesia.
3. Objectives:
– Advocate for policies supporting sustainable coal mining.
– Promote best practices in safety, environment, and community engagement.
– Facilitate dialogue between industry and government (e.g., Ministry of Energy, MEMR).
4. Role in the Industry:
– Provides data and insights on Indonesia’s coal sector (production, exports, regulations).
– Addresses challenges like export bans, domestic market obligations (DMO), and pricing.
– Engages in sustainability initiatives amid global energy transition debates.
Indonesia’s Coal Sector (Context):
– Global Position: Indonesia is the world’s top thermal coal exporter, with key markets in China, India, and Southeast Asia.
– Regulations: Policies like the DMO (requiring 25% of production for domestic sales) and export controls impact the industry.
– Sustainability: APBI-ICMA supports cleaner coal technologies but faces pressure due to climate commitments.
Contact & Resources:
– Website: [www.apbi-icma.org](http://www.apbi-icma.org) (Check for latest reports/policies).
– Head Office: Jakarta, Indonesia.
For specific queries (e.g., membership, reports), contacting APBI directly or reviewing their publications is recommended. Let me know if you need details on regulations or recent industry trends!
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