ADCO Law Successfully Represents Client in the Acquisition of Coal Mining Companies in Central Sulawesi
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ADCO Law Successfully Represents Client in the Acquisition of Coal Mining Companies in Central Sulawesi

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ADCO Law is proud to announce a successful representation for the mining group company (“Client”) that heavy involves in mining, resources, energy, and logistics in the acquisition of a mining service company and its subsidiaries in Central Sulawesi (“Target Companies”). The transaction was structured as a phased acquisition, through which the Client secured a controlling…

Hybrid Power Plants Now Regulated: Key Takeaways from MEMR Regulation Number 19 of 2025 for Business Actors
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Hybrid Power Plants Now Regulated: Key Takeaways from MEMR Regulation Number 19 of 2025 for Business Actors

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Issued in December 2025, Minister of Energy and Mineral Resources Regulation Number 19 of 2025 on Hybrid Power Plants (“MEMR Regulation 19/2025”) introduces a comprehensive regulatory framework for the development of Hybrid Power Plants or Pembangkit Listrik Tenaga Hibrida “PLTH” in Indonesia, particularly for small islands and remote areas. This regulation reflects the government’s policy objectives of ensuring a reliable electric supply, improving operating hours, accelerating the national de-dieselization program,…

ADCO Law Welcomes Athifah Alatas as Counsel
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ADCO Law Welcomes Athifah Alatas as Counsel

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With Athifah Alatas joining the team, ADCO Law now comprises 6 Partners and 2 Counsels. Jakarta, Indonesia – ADCO Law officially announces the appointment of Athifah Alatas as Counsel, effective November 1, 2025. ADCO Law is the exclusive Indonesian member of Alliott Global Alliance (AGA), the world’s largest multidisciplinary alliance with 238 member firms across…

Presidential Regulation 109/2025: Indonesia’s New Framework for Waste-to-Energy Project 
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Presidential Regulation 109/2025: Indonesia’s New Framework for Waste-to-Energy Project 

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PR 109/2025 introduces a new, investment-oriented framework for Indonesia’s WtE development, replacing PR 35/2018. The regulation expands project eligibility nationwide, simplifies the energy purchase scheme with a fixed tariff of USD 0.20/kWh, centralizes coordination under BPI Danantara, and accelerates environmental licensing. It also clarifies risk allocation and provides transitional measures for existing projects. Together, these…

Indonesia’s Cabotage Rule Reaffirmed: Legal Certainty for Foreign Vessel Use in Offshore Petroleum and Energy Operations
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Indonesia’s Cabotage Rule Reaffirmed: Legal Certainty for Foreign Vessel Use in Offshore Petroleum and Energy Operations

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Law 66/2024 reaffirms Indonesia’s cabotage principle, strengthening licensing requirements for maritime transport while maintaining a key exception allowing the use of foreign-flagged vessels for specific offshore activities when Indonesian-flagged vessels are unavailable. This continuity is crucial for oil and energy projects, which often rely on floating units such as FPSOs and FSRUs that cannot yet…