2026
Indonesia energy, utilities and resources statement of capabilities
Our Indonesian Energy, Utilities & Resources (EU&R) practice comprises over 450 professionals across our lines of service – Assurance, Tax, Advisory, Consulting, and Legal. This breadth of capability is underpinned by deep industry expertise, positioning us as one of the largest and most experienced groups of EU&R specialists in the Indonesian professional services market.
At PwC, we support our clients in addressing complex business challenges by combining a global perspective with strong local insight and execution. As a community of solvers, we bring together expertise across finance, technology, people, processes, data, governance, and strategy to deliver integrated, practical solutions that build trust and drive sustained outcomes.
Through our involvement with the Indonesian Petroleum Association (IPA), the Indonesian Mining Association (IMA), the Indonesian Coal Mining Association (ICMA), the Indonesian Independent Power Producers Association (APLSI), and other industry bodies, we are actively helping to shape the industry as it progresses towards truly world-class standards.
January 2026
The energy, utilities and resources sectors are experiencing structural change as digital infrastructure, electrification and the energy transition reshape global markets. Current energy M&A and utilities deal trends reflect a strategic shift towards resilience, portfolio repositioning and long‑term value creation. Discover how targeted energy transition investment is shaping competitive advantage across the energy value chain.
September 2025
Global energy demand continues to grow and, along with it, the urgency of understanding the local, country-by-country dynamics of the energy transition.
June 2024
Velocity of energy transition and industrial reconfiguration create an exciting arena for M&A in energy, utilities and resources.
2024
Explore the role of clean hydrogen in decarbonising hard-to-abate sectors as well as barriers to clean hydrogen development and adoption.
2024
Accelerating progress in Asia-Pacific’s energy transition presents an enormous opportunity to marshal the powerful combined forces of public and private capital.
2024
2024 Outlook
Energy, utilities and resources sectors will be a bright spot for M&A activity in 2024 as the energy transition continues to attract investor interest.
May 2026
Indonesia’s oil and gas sector is evolving amid global energy transition, geopolitical uncertainty and increasing focus on energy security. Despite structural challenges, policy reforms and fiscal adjustments continue to shape the country’s upstream and downstream investment landscape.
The 15th edition of the guide provides a practical overview of Indonesia’s oil and gas investment climate, regulatory landscape and transition priorities, supporting informed decision‑making in a complex energy environment.
May 2026
PwC Indonesia recently released its updated Indonesian Oil and Gas Concessions and Infrastructure Map.
The map provides information on 208 oil and gas blocks by operator (including Government blocks); the operator name, location, block name, and contract type. Additional information on major oil and gas infrastructure across Indonesia is also presented on the map.
Please fill out the form here to obtain a hard copy of the map.
May 2025
The 14th edition of the guide provides updates on recent tax, regulatory, and commercial changes, focusing on Indonesia's energy transition. It explores the evolving global energy landscape, policy frameworks, and the integration of renewable energy sources like solar and wind into existing oil and gas infrastructure. The guide emphasises the importance of energy efficiency in reducing carbon emissions and highlights the development of Carbon Capture and Storage (CCS) technologies as a promising solution for mitigating emissions from fossil fuel industries, contributing to global climate change efforts.
May 2024
In recent years, we have witnessed a rapid transformation in the macroeconomic landscape, with sustainability taking centre-stage. However, this shift in focus presents a challenge, as many countries still heavily rely on fossil fuels for their energy needs and daily necessities, including petrochemical products. Recognising the need to balance sustainability with energy and petrochemical product demand, the investment climate for oil and gas has become even more crucial. In response, the Indonesian government has implemented alternative solutions, such as the establishment of a carbon credit market to promote emission offsetting. Additionally, there is a growing emphasis on carbon capture & storage (CCS) as a prominent solution, given Indonesia’s immense potential in this area. These initiatives align with the government’s broader focus on energy transition, aiming to strike a balance between energy demand and economic growth, and the country’s commitment to achieving net-zero emissions by 2060.
This edition of the guide focuses on updating readers on the latest tax, regulatory and commercial changes since our previous edition, with a deep dive into the energy transition in Indonesia.
July 2023
Over the past three years, the COVID-19 pandemic and geopolitical instability from the Russia-Ukraine conflict, energy supply disruption and price volatility resulted in an unpredictable macroeconomic situation. The uncertainty has highlighted the "energy trilemma", with the competing interests of energy supply, affordability and environmental sustainability causing energy companies and governments across the world to re-think their net zero strategies. This edition of the guide focuses on updating readers on the latest tax, regulatory and commercial changes since our previous edition, with a brief update on the energy transition in Indonesia.
June 2026
The vital industry must look beyond geology to policy, capital, and productivity measures to unlock value and chart the future of mining.
July 2025
The mining industry continues to expand its horizons as it provides the vital materials that support fundamental human needs.
January 2025
This fourteenth edition of the guide aims to help investors navigate the Indonesian mining investment landscape, drive industry growth, and support sustainability and energy transition efforts. Reflecting regulations issued up to 31 December 2024, this publication focuses on the latest tax, regulatory, and commercial changes since our previous edition.
January 2025
PwC Indonesia recently released its updated map of Indonesia’s Mining Areas. The map provides details of key coal and minerals mining operations in Indonesia and the location of key mining infrastructure such as ports and coal-fired power plants.
Please fill out the form here to obtain our latest Indonesian Mining Areas Map.
June 2024
PwC’s 21st Mine report focuses on how the industry is planning for impact—retooling and reimagining itself to be a key contributor to sustainable growth.
September 2023
This edition of the guide focuses on updating readers on the latest tax, regulatory and commercial changes since our previous edition. This publication has been written as a general investment and taxation guide for all stakeholders interested in the mining sector in Indonesia. We have therefore endeavoured to create a publication which can be of use to existing investors, potential investors, and others who might have a general interest in the status of this important sector for the Indonesian economy.
June 2023
PwC’s 20th Global Mine Report analyses an industry in transition. Critical minerals have become central to the development of low-emission energy systems, and miners must adapt if they want to help achieve economic prosperity and a low-carbon future.
December 2025
Our eighth edition of the guide provides strategic insights into energy transition, renewable energy investment opportunities, taxation frameworks and regulatory updates as of 31 October 2025. Intended for investors and industry leaders, it highlights key reforms, market dynamics and practical considerations to help you capitalise on Indonesia’s drive towards sustainability and net-zero emissions.
August 2023
This guide has been written as a tailored investment, regulatory and taxation guide for all those interested in the power sector in Indonesia. We have therefore endeavoured to create a guide which can be of use to existing investors, potential investors, and others with an interest in the status of this economically critical sector for Indonesia.
This edition has been updated to reflect the regulations issued up to 1 July 2023, including a focus on ESG strategy and disclosure, energy transition and carbon pricing (including commercial, regulatory and taxation aspects of carbon trading).
PwC Indonesia has released the 2025 update of its Map of Indonesia's Major Power Power Plants & Transmission Lines, providing the location of key existing and planned power plants and transmission lines in Indonesia.
Please fill the form here to obtain our latest Map of Indonesia's Major Power Plants and Transmission Lines.