Considering the Ideal Pricing Plan
Business actors begin to prepare their proposals. It is hoped that a comprehensive policy evaluation will be able to maintain the resilience of the emerging mining industry.
The Indonesian Coal and Energy Suppliers Association (Aspebindo) proposed that the price of coal for domestic needs (do-mestic market obligation/DMO) be adjusted to US$90 per tonne. Price disparity is one of the considerations for the proposal. "At the beginning of the year, we plan to submit [the proposal officially to the government]," said Aspebindo Chairman Anggawira to Bis-nis, last weekend. Currently, the price gap between exports and domestic prices is quite far. The special price for domestic power plants is set at US$70 per tonne. This figure has not changed since it was first set in 2018. Based on the ICE Newcastle exchange, coal prices in the global market have touched US$169.40 per metric ton for December contracts and US$171.60 per metric ton for January 2022 contracts. DMO with a global market price of around US$100 per metric ton. Meanwhile, the government recently increased the scope of the special price for the cement and fertilizer industry by US$90 per tonne each. “Moreover, there is an increase in the price of non-electric [coal]. Maybe it should be better if it can be the same between non-electric and DMO electricity," he explained. He also assessed that the determination of the ideal price for electric fuel needs special formulations and formulations.
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