Indonesia Open to Electricity Exports at 'Right Price': Minister
Indonesia's Minister of Energy and Mineral Resources expressed openness to exporting electricity to the international market, provided domestic supply is stable and the price is 'right.' This move could bolster Indonesia's position as an energy resource nation and drive economic growth.
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