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From Framework to Execution: Forestry Carbon Offsets under MOF Regulation No. 6 of 2026
Minister of Forestry Regulation No. 6 of 2026 operationalizes Indonesia’s carbon governance framework under Presidential Regulation No. 110 of 2025 by establishing detailed procedures for forestry carbon project development, certification, trading, and registry compliance. The regulation clarifies eligible participants and project areas, embeds mandatory environmental and social safeguards, and reinforces jurisdictional and nesting requirements, including controls over corresponding adjustments for international transfers. While it strengthens regulatory certainty, the Ministry’s discretionary authority and the rollout of key implementing systems will be critical to market confidence and execution.
Lexology Panoramic: ESG 2026, Indonesia Chapter
As ESG and climate change continue to reshape the global business landscape, navigating Indonesia’s evolving regulatory framework—from sustainable investment guidelines to carbon capture storage and climate disclosure—has become a top priority for forward-thinking organizations. Our team provides a comprehensive analysis of the local legal requirements, liability risks, and best practices to help businesses successfully integrate ESG principles into their operations.
Navigating Indonesia’s Waste-to-Energy Framework: Key Insights from Presidential Regulation No. 109 of 2025
Presidential Regulation No. 109 of 2025 regarding Urban Waste Management through Waste-to-Energy Conversion (“PR 109/2025”) was issued in response to Indonesia’s waste emergency, where in 2023 approximately 60.99% of waste remained unmanaged and disposed of through open dumping systems.
Reshaping Indonesia’s Carbon Governance: Presidential Regulation No. 110 of 2025 concerning the Implementation of Carbon Economic Value Instruments and National Greenhouse Gas Emission Control
The Government of Indonesia has recently issued Presidential Regulation No. 110 of 2025 concerning Implementation of Carbon Economic Value Instruments and National Greenhouse Gas Emission Control, aimed at strengthening the implementation framework of carbon pricing and providing greater clarity for stakeholders, especially investors.
Mutual Recognition Arrangement between the Government of Indonesia and the Gold Standard Foundation
On 8 May 2025, the Indonesian Ministry of Environment signed a Mutual Recognition Arrangement with Gold Standard. This landmark agreement marks the first formal collaboration between the Government of Indonesia and a voluntary carbon market standard, signaling a significant step forward in aligning Indonesia’s climate policy with internationally recognized mechanisms.
Unlocking Indonesia’s CCS Potential: A Legal Guide to MEMR Reg 16/2024
MEMR Reg 16/2024 provides a more detailed legal framework for CCS activities, particularly within Carbon Storage Permit Areas
Diving into Carbon Pricing in Indonesia’s Marine Sector
Excerpt: MOMAF Reg 1/2025 introduces a forward-thinking strategy for achieving environmental and economic sustainability in Indonesia’s marine sector
Indonesia to Launch Its First International Carbon Market
The Indonesia Carbon Exchange or known as IDX Carbon, is the first official carbon exchange in Indonesia.
Mutual Recognition Arrangement on the Joint Crediting Mechanism and GHG Emission Reduction Certification between Japan and Indonesia
This ARMA update will discuss the recently signed a Mutual Recognition Arrangement for bilateral carbon trading between Indonesia and Japan.