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Indonesia is preparing to launch forestry-based carbon offsets, adding a new dimension to the country's growing carbon market. With projections of $200 million in transactions this year, this move signals a shift toward structured carbon trading and emissions management.
For Indonesia Energy Corporation (IEC), responsible energy production is always a priority. As Indonesia refines its carbon policies and trading mechanisms, energy producers must continue balancing resource development with efficiency and sustainability. Our focus remains on low-cost, high-value production, ensuring that energy security and environmental responsibility move forward together.
With Indonesia shaping the future of its carbon economy, the energy sector will need to adapt, optimize, and innovate—and IEC is committed to that process.
www.indo-energy.com/sustainability/
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Indonesia is making bold moves to secure its energy future. The government's recent announcement of plans to build multiple oil refineries with a combined capacity of 1 million barrels per day marks a pivotal step in reducing reliance on crude oil and fuel imports.
For @Indonesia Energy Corporation (#IEC), this reinforces the significance of a strong domestic energy infrastructure. With our active production and development assets—including the Kruh Block and the 650,000-acre Citarum Block—IEC remains committed to supporting Indonesia's growing energy needs through strategic exploration, efficient production, and infrastructure development.
As global energy markets evolve, Indonesia is positioning itself as a key player, leveraging its vast resources and strategic location. We look forward to playing a role in this exciting period of growth.
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Indonesia's energy demand is expanding rapidly, driven by industrial growth, infrastructure development, and rising consumption. With oil and gas playing a critical role in meeting this demand, domestic production is more important than ever.
#Indonesia Energy (#NYSE American: #INDO) is advancing low-cost, high-value oil and gas production to strengthen energy security. With active drilling programs at #Kruh Block and development underway at the #Citarum Block, INDO is working to unlock resources that fuel economic expansion and reduce dependence on imports.
As Indonesia pushes forward in its energy strategy, investment in local production will be key. INDO remains committed to delivering efficient, scalable, and long-term energy solutions for the country's future.
Learn more: www.indo-energy.com
From the moment the company was founded, long-term success has depended on balancing people, planet, and profit.
This commitment extends beyond energy production. Investments in public infrastructure—repairing roads and bridges near operations—and support for healthcare, education, and economic empowerment strengthen local communities. These efforts are more than Corporate Social Responsibility; they are strategic investments in the future.
A thriving community leads to a stronger business. Sustainable and mutually beneficial partnerships enhance both operational success and the well-being of the regions where work is done.
Learn more about this commitment: www.indo-energy.com
@Indonesia Energy's Citarum Block, just 16 miles from the capital, is positioned to help bridge this gap.
With 650,000 acres of exploration area and proven discovery wells, Citarum has both scale and infrastructure to move from exploration to production efficiently.
As Indonesia pushes for energy self-sufficiency, developing domestic gas reserves is more critical than ever.
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Indonesia is advancing its resource strategy with amendments to the Mining Law, designed to boost domestic processing, encourage local investment, and strengthen national resource security. The revisions aim to increase participation from smaller-scale firms and ensure a stable supply of resources for Indonesia's industrial and energy sectors.
For Indonesia's energy sector, this policy supports:
As a company committed to onshore oil and gas development, @Indonesia Energy Corporation (IEC) sees this as a step toward a more sustainable and self-reliant energy future. With strategic assets like Kruh Block and Citarum Block, IEC remains aligned with Indonesia's long-term energy goals.
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Indonesia's latest policy shift requires natural resource exporters to retain all proceeds domestically for at least one year, a move expected to increase foreign exchange reserves by $80 billion. This regulation, effective March 1, is designed to strengthen Indonesia's financial position while ensuring that resource revenues contribute to local economic stability.
For Indonesia's energy sector, this policy reinforces the importance of domestic investment and long-term development:
Stronger Local Investment – More retained revenue supports capital availability for energy infrastructure and production growth.
Long-Term Energy Security – Keeping financial resources within Indonesia aligns with the country's strategy to develop local energy assets instead of relying on external markets.
A Focus on Domestic Development – Ensuring that financial flows remain onshore benefits companies that prioritize onshore energy production and local resource management.
@Indonesia Energy Corporation (IEC) is committed to onshore exploration and production, aligning with Indonesia's push for energy security and sustainable investment. By focusing on domestic development, IEC is positioned to support the country's long-term energy goals.
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Under this plan, USAID would prioritize developing oil and gas resources in countries with growing #energy needs, especially in places where energy infrastructure is still limited. By reducing the focus on climate-related programs, USAID could support projects that use fossil fuels to help boost economic growth.
The idea is that helping countries develop their own energy resources would allow them to escape poverty and become less reliant on foreign aid while also creating new markets for U.S. oil and gas exports.
@Indonesia Energy Corporation (#NYSE: #INDO) is actively advancing its strategic energy projects within #Indonesia. Our recent initiatives include the completion of a 3D seismic survey and the extension of our government contract for the Kruh Block, which is expected to increase the estimated ultimate recovery (EUR) by over 30%. These developments underscore our commitment to enhancing energy production and contributing to Indonesia's energy self-sufficiency.
Indonesia’s government is reactivating 5,000 idle wells, streamlining regulations, and accelerating gas development to reduce reliance on imports. With oil production at 600,000 barrels per day but consumption exceeding 1.5 million barrels per day, boosting domestic supply is a priority.
Indonesia Energy Corporation (IEC) is aligned with this shift:
With these reforms, companies with scalable production will play a critical role in Indonesia’s energy future.
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Kruh Block is more than a producing oil asset—it’s an expanding opportunity. Covering 63,753 acres in Sumatra, Kruh has proven reserves of 4.99 million barrels and a strong production history. Now, with 18 new wells planned and advanced seismic data driving development, Indo Energy is increasing output while targeting sub-$20/barrel production costs.
With the right assets and strategy, Kruh Block continues to be a key contributor to Indonesia’s energy future.
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Located in Sumatra, Indonesia, Kruh Block spans 63,753 acres with long-term production rights through 2030. With a track record of steady production and 4.99 million barrels of proven reserves, Indo Energy is focused on unlocking its full potential through:
With 100% participating interest, Indo Energy is developing Kruh into a high-value, long-term asset for Indonesia’s energy sector.
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Indonesia’s energy sector is at a turning point. With total energy demand growing at 5% annually and industrial energy consumption rising at 6.1% per year, the need for reliable domestic production has never been more urgent.
The country’s expanding economy, industrialization, and population growth are driving a significant increase in oil and gas demand. Yet, with domestic production not keeping pace, Indonesia is increasingly dependent on imports. This creates both a challenge and an opportunity—one that IEC is actively positioned to address.
@Indonesia Energy Corporation (IEC) is developing two strategic assets that align with this shift:
Beyond exploration, IEC is focused on cost efficiency and long-term sustainability. With a target of reducing production costs below $20/barrel, we are building a foundation for scalable and competitive energy production in one of the world’s fastest-growing markets.
As Indonesia moves to secure its energy future, companies with the right resources, expertise, and strategic approach will play a critical role in meeting the country’s long-term needs. IEC is ready to be part of that future.
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Indonesia’s natural gas demand is rising, with 6.3% annual growth and a projected gas shortage by 2028. Securing domestic production has never been more urgent.
Indonesia Energy Corporation’s (IEC) Citarum Block is positioned to meet this demand. This 650,000-acre asset, located just 16 miles from Jakarta, has already seen multiple discovery wells and benefits from existing pipeline infrastructure, providing direct access to Indonesia’s largest energy market.
Why Citarum Matters:
Proven Gas Reserves – Over $40 million in past investment confirmed natural gas presence.
Strong Market Demand – Gas prices in Indonesia are 200% higher than in the U.S., supporting long-term viability.
Expansion Potential – Currently producing from only 1 of 7 structures, with a multi-year drilling program planned.
As Indonesia works to reduce reliance on energy imports, IEC is developing Citarum to be a major contributor to the country’s future gas supply.
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Kruh Block is more than a producing oil asset—it’s an expanding opportunity. Covering 63,753 acres in Sumatra, Kruh has proven reserves of 4.99 million barrels and a strong production history. Now, with 18 new wells planned and advanced seismic data driving development, Indo Energy is increasing output while targeting sub-$20/barrel production costs.
With the right assets and strategy, Kruh Block continues to be a key contributor to Indonesia’s energy future.
#IndonesiaEnergy #OilAndGas #IEC #KruhBlock #EnergyProduction #OilReserves
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