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16 regulations

  • PROPER

    Environment Minister/BPLH Head Regulation 7/2025 on PROPER, Indonesia's corporate environmental performance ratingIn force2025See summaryClose
    Status
    In force. Enacted and currently applied.
    Summary
    Sets how companies are rated on environmental performance, from Black to Gold. Any participant under an administrative sanction during the assessment period is rated Red automatically.
    What to prepare
    • Organise compliance evidence for water, air and hazardous waste
    • Resolve any sanction before the assessment period
    • Prepare an LCA and efficiency data for Green
    Key figure

    5,476 companies assessed in 2024/2025

    KLH/BPLH, 8 Okt 2026

    Sectors affected
    • Cross-sector
    Related service
    Last checked
    5 Nov 2026

  • Pengawasan dan sanksi administratif

    Environment Minister/BPLH Head Regulation 6/2026 on Environmental Supervision and Administrative SanctionsIn force15 Jun 2026See summaryClose
    Status
    In force. Enacted and currently applied.
    Summary
    Governs environmental supervision and administrative sanctions, replacing Regulation 14/2024. The central government can step in directly when communities raise concerns, and changing operations without updating permits can draw a fine.
    What to prepare
    • Match actual operations to your environmental approval
    • Apply for permit changes before expanding
    • Log and respond to community complaints
    Sectors affected
    • Cross-sector
    Related service
    Last checked
    5 Nov 2026

  • Perlindungan dan pengelolaan lingkungan hidup

    Government Regulation 22/2021 on Environmental Protection and ManagementIn force2021See summaryClose
    Status
    In force. Enacted and currently applied.
    Summary
    The main implementing rule for environmental approvals, quality standards and hazardous waste. Its annexes list wastes excluded from the hazardous category, including some coal ash (FABA) from power plants.
    What to prepare
    • Confirm your environmental document matches your scale
    • Store hazardous waste within its time limit
    • Test emissions and wastewater on schedule
    Sectors affected
    • Cross-sector
    Related service
    Last checked
    5 Nov 2026

  • Nilai ekonomi karbon

    Presidential Regulation 110/2025 on Carbon Economic Value InstrumentsIn force10 Oct 2025See summaryClose
    Status
    In force. Enacted and currently applied.
    Summary
    Sets out Indonesia's carbon pricing instruments, including carbon trading and the recording of mitigation actions. Businesses prepare greenhouse gas inventories, and carbon units are recorded in the national registries (SRN PPI and SRUK).
    What to prepare
    • Prepare an annual greenhouse gas inventory
    • Choose mitigation actions that can be registered
    • Prepare MRV data for verification
    Status note
    Replaces Presidential Regulation 98/2021.
    Sectors affected
    • Cross-sector
    Related service
    Last checked
    5 Nov 2026

  • Penyelenggaraan NDC

    Environment Minister/BPLH Head Regulation 7/2026 on Implementing the NDCIn force2026See summaryClose
    Status
    In force. Enacted and currently applied.
    Summary
    Governs how Indonesia delivers its national climate target (NDC), including greenhouse gas inventory reporting by businesses. It replaces Regulation 12/2024.
    What to prepare
    • Set your organisational boundary and base year
    • Collect activity data for each emission source
    • Report your inventory on the annual schedule
    Sectors affected
    • Cross-sector
    Related service
    Last checked
    5 Nov 2026

  • Offset karbon kehutanan

    Forestry Minister Regulation 6/2026 on Carbon Trading through Forestry Emission OffsetsIn force13 Apr 2026See summaryClose
    Status
    In force. Enacted and currently applied.
    Summary
    Sets the procedure for trading carbon through greenhouse gas offsets from forestry. Forestry projects that want to sell carbon units follow the process it lays down.
    What to prepare
    • Confirm the land status and use permit
    • Draft the mitigation design and baseline
    • Prepare MRV and registration in SRUK
    Status note
    Revokes Regulation 7/2023.
    Sectors affected
    Related service
    Last checked
    5 Nov 2026

  • Perdagangan karbon di bursa

    Financial Services Authority (OJK) Regulation 10/2026 amending the rules on carbon trading through the carbon exchangeIn force6 Jul 2026 (promulgated)See summaryClose
    Status
    In force. Enacted and currently applied.
    Summary
    Updates the carbon exchange rules to align with Presidential Regulation 110/2025. Carbon units traded on the exchange must be recorded in SRUK, the carbon unit registry.
    What to prepare
    • Make sure your carbon units are recorded in SRUK
    • Complete verification documents before trading
    Sectors affected
    • Cross-sector
    Related service
    Last checked
    5 Nov 2026

  • PSPK 1 dan 2

    Sustainability Disclosure Standards PSPK 1 and 2, issued by the Indonesian Institute of Accountants (IAI)Coming into force1 Jan 2027See summaryClose
    Status
    Coming into force. Published, but its effective date has not arrived.
    Summary
    Indonesia's sustainability disclosure standards, adopted from IFRS S1 and S2. Listed companies disclose climate risk and Scope 1, 2 and 3 emissions, phased in by company group.
    What to prepare
    • Identify which adoption group your company falls into
    • Complete your Scope 1, 2 and 3 inventory
    • Link climate risk to your financial statements
    Status note
    The schedule for each group follows the draft OJK regulation replacing POJK 51/2017.
    Sectors affected
    • Cross-sector (listed companies)
    Related service
    Last checked
    5 Nov 2026

  • Penerapan keuangan berkelanjutan

    Draft OJK Regulation on Sustainable Finance for Financial Institutions, Issuers and Public CompaniesDraftExpected to be issued in early 2027See summaryClose
    Status
    Draft. Still under discussion. Its content may change before it is issued.
    Summary
    The draft replacement for POJK 51/2017, and the legal basis for applying PSPK. Adoption is split by company group, starting with the 2027, 2028 and 2030 reporting periods.
    What to prepare
    • Check your company's group in the draft
    • Collect data from your first reporting year
    • Watch for the final rule
    Status note
    POJK 51/2017 stays in force until its replacement is issued.
    Sectors affected
    • Cross-sector (issuers and financial institutions)
    Related service
    Last checked
    5 Nov 2026

  • Konservasi dan manajemen energi

    Government Regulation 33/2023 on Energy Conservation and Energy Ministry Regulation 8/2025 on Energy ManagementIn force13 Mar 2025 (ministry regulation)See summaryClose
    Status
    In force. Enacted and currently applied.
    Summary
    Large energy users run an energy management system, appoint an energy manager and report to the Ministry of Energy. An energy audit is required at least once every three years.
    What to prepare
    • Calculate annual energy use in tonnes of oil equivalent
    • Schedule regular energy audits
    • Report on implementation by 30 June
    Key figure

    4,000 TOE a year for industry, 500 TOE for buildings

    Permen ESDM 8/2025 tentang Manajemen Energi

    Status note
    Ministry Regulation 8/2025 revokes Regulation 14/2012.
    Sectors affected
    • Cross-sector
    Related service
    Last checked
    5 Nov 2026

  • Perdagangan karbon pembangkit listrik

    Energy Ministry Regulation 16/2022 on Carbon Pricing for the Power Generation SubsectorIn force2022See summaryClose
    Status
    In force. Enacted and currently applied.
    Summary
    Each power unit receives an emissions cap (PTBAE-PU) and can trade the difference. In the second phase, coverage widens to captive coal plants and gas-fired plants.
    What to prepare
    • Set an emissions intensity per MWh for each unit
    • Make sure CEMS data is valid and complete
    • Prepare offset options in case you exceed the cap
    Key figure

    Phase two runs 2025–2027

    ICAP, Indonesian Economic Value of Carbon Trading Scheme

    Status note
    Under revision to align with Presidential Regulation 110/2025; energy-sector implementing rules were still in draft as of September 2026.
    Sectors affected
    Last checked
    5 Nov 2026

  • RKL-RPL rinci tenant kawasan industri

    Industry Minister Regulation 2/2026 on Detailed Environmental Management and Monitoring Plans (RKL-RPL) for Tenants in Industrial EstatesIn forceApril 2026 (30 days after promulgation on 4 Mar 2026)See summaryClose
    Status
    In force. Enacted and currently applied.
    Summary
    Industrial estate companies now review and approve each tenant's detailed RKL-RPL through OSS, the online licensing system. Implementation is reported every six months.
    What to prepare
    • Prepare a detailed RKL-RPL template for new tenants
    • Schedule technical reviews in OSS
    • Collect tenants' six-monthly reports
    Status note
    Revokes Industry Minister Regulation 1/2020.
    Sectors affected
    Related service
    Last checked
    5 Nov 2026

  • Baku mutu air limbah tekstil

    Environment Minister/BPLH Head Regulation 12/2025 on Wastewater Standards for Textile OperationsIn force4 Sep 2025 (enacted)See summaryClose
    Status
    In force. Enacted and currently applied.
    Summary
    Sets new wastewater limits for the textile industry, including colour and wastewater volume per tonne of product. Existing plants have up to two years to adjust.
    What to prepare
    • Test effluent against the new limits
    • Calculate wastewater volume per tonne of product
    • Plan upgrades to your treatment plant
    Status note
    Revokes the textile provisions of Regulation 5/2014 (Article 16A and Annex XLII).
    Sectors affected
    Related service
    Last checked
    5 Nov 2026

  • EUDR

    Regulation (EU) 2023/1115 as amended by 2025/2650 on deforestation-free products (EUDR)Coming into force30 Dec 2026 for large and medium companies · 30 Jun 2027 for micro and small companiesSee summaryClose
    Status
    Coming into force. Published, but its effective date has not arrived.
    Summary
    Palm oil, coffee, cocoa, rubber, wood, soy and cattle entering the EU must be deforestation-free and traceable to the plot of origin. Every shipment needs a due diligence statement (DDS).
    What to prepare
    • Map the geolocation of every source plot
    • Prove land has been deforestation-free since 31 Dec 2020
    • Prepare a DDS for every shipment
    Status note
    Delegated Regulation (EU) 2026/2102 adds some palm derivatives and instant coffee from 30 Dec 2027.
    Related service
    Last checked
    5 Nov 2026

  • CBAM

    Regulation (EU) 2023/956 as amended by 2025/2083 on the Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM)In force1 Jan 2026 (definitive period)See summaryClose
    Status
    In force. Enacted and currently applied.
    Summary
    EU importers pay a carbon price on the embedded emissions in iron and steel, aluminium, cement, fertilisers, hydrogen and electricity. Verified actual emissions data from producers helps importers avoid default values.
    What to prepare
    • Calculate embedded emissions per tonne of product
    • Verify your actual emissions data
    • Send the data to importers before they declare
    Key figure

    First declaration due by 30 Sep 2027

    Komisi Eropa, CBAM definitive regime

    Status note
    Extension to downstream products is still under trilogue negotiation in the EU.
    Related service
    Last checked
    5 Nov 2026

  • Larangan produk kerja paksa

    Regulation (EU) 2024/3015 prohibiting products made with forced labour on the EU marketComing into force14 Dec 2027See summaryClose
    Status
    Coming into force. Published, but its effective date has not arrived.
    Summary
    Products made with forced labour will be banned from the EU market. Affected European buyers are likely to ask suppliers for evidence of labour due diligence.
    What to prepare
    • Map labour risks across your supply chain
    • Document recruitment and working conditions
    • Set up a worker grievance channel
    Sectors affected
    • Cross-sector (exporters to the EU)
    Related service
    Last checked
    5 Nov 2026

This list was last updated on 5 Nov 2026.

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