Mongabay | Year-End Notes: Can South Sumatra Use Clean Energy?

South Sumatra is one of the dirtiest energy-producing regions in Indonesia. There are about 16 power plants that use fossil energy, and every year hundreds of millions of tons of coal are extracted in South Sumatra. Read more on Mongabay.

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