The field of generating electrical power is a strictly regulated sector in Indonesia. Recently, the government of Indonesia, through the Ministry of Energy and Mineral Resources (MEMR), issued several new regulations that are expected to bring about an efficient, equitable and transparent electricity business.

Understanding that the private sector plays significant roles in supporting the growth and reliability of the Indonesian electrical power sector, the situation raises questions: Have those regulations facilitated the role of the private sector?

Featuring an Dentons HPRP Partner who has extensive expertise in the power sector, Hendra Ong and senior associate Hapsari Arumdati, Dentons HPRP invited business people in the power sector to discuss the latest developments in regulations in the power sector in Indonesia, and their anticipated impact. Partner and one of the founders of Dentons HPRP, Andre Rahadian, delivered welcoming remarks in the event. Held in Jakarta (5/4), the discussion aimed at understanding the current condition of the electrical power industry in Indonesia and exploring future opportunities and challenges.

Led by Hendra Ong, a partner who has long experience in the power sector, Dentons HPRP power team has assisted companies related to power sector in various legal aspects.

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