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G20 Coal Subsidies: Tracking Government Support to a Fading Industry

June 24, 2019By OCI TeamReports, Stop Funding Fossils

G20 governments continue to provide billions of dollars for the production and consumption of fossil fuels. This report finds that they provide at least USD $63.9 billion per year in government support to the production and consumption of coal alone, with almost three-quarters of the support identified being directed to coal-fired power production.

Private Gain, Public Risk: Guarantees & Credit Enhancement for Coal-Fired Power Plants in Indonesia

May 17, 2017By Alex DoukasBriefings, Featured, Reports, Resources

Risk guarantees and credit enhancement programs that subsidize coal-fired power plants could cost the Government of Indonesia and Indonesian ratepayers as much as tens of trillions of rupiah – many billions of U.S. dollars – over the coming decade.

Adding to Miscues, Missed Deadline Puts World Bank-supported Indonesian Coal Plant at Legal Risk

October 10, 2014By Heike MainhardtBlog Post, Featured

This week, the Central Java Coal Power Project added to its list of failures, as continued refusal by villagers to sell their land for the proposed coal plant has forced the Indonesian government to yet again extend the deadline for financial closure of the project. This provides yet another reason for the World Bank to intervene.

World Bank Accelerating Coal Development in Indonesia

September 25, 2013By Heike MainhardtBriefings, Reports, Resources 2 Comments

The World Bank’s infrastructure program in Indonesia stipulates policies and government subsidies that promote the accelerated development of over 16 GW of coal power projects in the country ahead of developing feasible renewable alternatives.

World Bank Boosts Coal in Indonesia Revealing Loopholes in New Energy Strategy

September 25, 2013By Heike MainhardtBlog Post, Featured

A new investigation by Oil Change International shows that the World Bank’s infrastructure program in Indonesia reads like a coal industry wish list stipulating policies and government subsidies that promote the fast-tracked development of over 40 coal projects in the country ahead of developing feasible renewable alternatives.

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