Indonesia’s ambitious target of developing 100 GW of solar power capacity presents a major opportunity for cooperatives to become key drivers of a community-based energy transition. This was the central theme of the RISE Series — Readiness of Indonesia Solar Energy Series (RISE), organized by Rumah Energi on June 3, […]

Climate change and water crises are increasingly becoming challenges felt at the local level. Their impacts extend beyond the environment, affecting daily life through access to clean water, public health, and the sustainability of community livelihoods. Therefore, strengthening community capacity is an important step to ensure communities can better understand […]

Yogyakarta — Efforts to strengthen the resilience of smallholder dairy farmers and increase local milk productivity continue to grow through multi-stakeholder collaboration. Held at the Auditorium of the Faculty of Veterinary Medicine, Universitas Gadjah Mada (UGM), Yogyakarta, on Wednesday (May 13), Yayasan Rumah Energi together with PT Sarihusada Generasi Mahardhika […]

Rumah Energi continues to advance the role of cooperatives as key actors in community-based energy transition. Since 2021, its Green Cooperative program has reached more than 150 cooperatives, strengthening their capacity to develop renewable energy business models. This effort aligns with Indonesia’s national target to develop up to 100 GW […]

The recent surge in plastic prices is not merely a market fluctuation, but a direct impact of global geopolitical tensions. Conflicts in West Asia have disrupted the distribution of oil and its derivatives, triggering price increases across many countries, including Indonesia. As the national plastic industry remains heavily dependent on […]

Geopolitical tensions between the United States–Israel and Iran in 2026 have once again exposed the fragility of the global energy system. Escalations in the Middle East, particularly around the Strait of Hormuz, have disrupted one of the world’s most critical oil supply routes—upon which many countries, including Indonesia, heavily depend. […]

Indonesia has set an ambitious target to expand solar energy development through the 100 GW Solar Power Plant (PLTS) National Strategic Project (PSN). This target is not only about increasing renewable electricity capacity, but also about ensuring that the energy transition can be implemented in a practical, coordinated, and inclusive […]