Indonesia

The feasibility study aims to see how ammonia can drive down emissions from coal-fired power plants in Indonesia

In 2018, Nigeria was estimated to have discharged around 200,000 tonnes of plastic waste into the ocean per year, while its annual plastics production is projected to grow to 523,000 tonnes by 2022

The plant is expected to produce two million tonnes of methanol annually

The country is looking to retire its 2,256 diesel plants by the end of 2020

The president has asked all cabinet ministers to assess the impact of the pandemic on domestic economy

A fall in coal consumption in Europe and the US is forecast to be offset by growth in a number of key economies in Asia

The APT Pranoto Airport in Samarinda will be the first Indonesian airport to be kitted out with solar panels

The waste management giant said it would seek to appeal against the verdict

The move aims to stop items such as plastic bottles, carrier bags, coffee cups and polystyrene packaging ending up in the ocean

That’s despite major players pledging to scale down capacity