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Compilation of Indonesian Regulations on Carbon Industry (Upstream to Downstream) (Book II)
| Format | Softcover |
| Size | A4 |
| Pages | 750 |
| Printing | Black and White |
| Released | November 2025 |
| Code | CIRCI |
| Price: | US$ 181 or IDR 2.914.100 |
The carbon industry is multifaceted and closely linked with various other sectors, such as energy, chemicals, agriculture, transportation, steel, and cement. Growing public and political concern over greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions and their impact on global climate change has driven many countries and companies to strive for a net-zero emissions future.
In most industrial and energy-related projects, reducing GHG emissions from the baseline scenario involves reducing (or avoiding) an emission that would have otherwise occurred. By contrast, many forestry-related projects, as well as carbon capture and storage projects, capture carbon dioxide from the atmosphere and store it in carbon sinks—in forests, or in soils, or in geological structures.
Indonesia launched its national Emissions Trading System (ETS) for coal-fired power plants in February 2023. This mandatory intensity-based ETS is a critical tool for assisting Indonesia in meeting its GHG reduction targets. Indonesia has set the targets for GHG emission reduction at least 29 percent by 2030 and Net Zero Emission by 2060 or sooner.
To support its commitment, the government has enacted laws, regulations, and their implementing regulations and guidelines regarding carbon industry from upstream to downstream. This publication is aimed at disseminating information to the international community, who needs to know them in English as well as for investors wishing to get involved in Indonesian carbon markets development.