Powering Indonesia
Newman, Nicholas
Powering Indonesia - nov. 2010 - 2 p. ; 32-33
Transcripción del resumen del autor. Indonesia, like many rapidly emerging economies, is facing power supply problems. Its power sector, mostly owned by state utility PLN, faces major problems in meeting the needs of this booming economy. These problems are huge. Indonesia is a country the size of Europe, with a population of 237mn scattered across 17,500 islands. For Indonesia, unlike other developing countries, it is less of the problem of an absence of energy resources, but rather the issue of gaining access to them by affordable means, writes Nicholas Newman.
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Powering Indonesia - nov. 2010 - 2 p. ; 32-33
Transcripción del resumen del autor. Indonesia, like many rapidly emerging economies, is facing power supply problems. Its power sector, mostly owned by state utility PLN, faces major problems in meeting the needs of this booming economy. These problems are huge. Indonesia is a country the size of Europe, with a population of 237mn scattered across 17,500 islands. For Indonesia, unlike other developing countries, it is less of the problem of an absence of energy resources, but rather the issue of gaining access to them by affordable means, writes Nicholas Newman.
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