Indonesia electricity chief charged with bribery over coal-fired power plant
Investigators in Indonesia have charged the head of the state-owned power utility with corruption in connection to a coal-fired plant being built in Sumatra.
Investigators in Indonesia have charged the head of the state-owned power utility with corruption in connection to a coal-fired plant being built in Sumatra.
ADCO Law handled an acquisition of an IPP Project company (2 x 150) MW. The acquisition deal was sealed between principals before the COD under the PPA
ADCO Law provided assistance for an Indian-based company in merging 2 (two) companies with adjacent IUPs into a company with one IUP.
ADCO Law once acted as an Indonesian counsel in dispute settlement between a Korean investment company and a local mining company in the KCAB
ADCO Law represented an IPP company in EPC negotiation/drafting with EPC contractor company for a 2×100 MW power generator.
ADCO Law managed to carry out a restructuration of a group of mining companies which previously comprised of 9 companies, 4 of them were no longer operational due to various reasons.
ADCO Law organized an EPC contract between a local industrial park company in East Jawa and a Finland-based EPC company.
ADCO Law conducted a full legal study and comprehensive legal advice for the proposed development of a major coal logistic infrastructure in the Central Kalimantan.
A cash transaction is a transaction method that is commonly used by Indonesian citizens. However, as time goes by, this matter will indirectly lead to particular advantages and disadvantages.
Construction of power infrastructure — chiefly coal-fired power plants — will remain the primary driver of growth in Indonesia’s energy and utilities sector for the near future, said Fitch Solutions Macro Research in a Jan 16 report.