The issue of setting a carbon tax is currently getting great attention from many parties. This can be seen from the many questions regarding the carbon tax on the Webinar that ICDX held some time ago regarding the preparation of market infrastructure for carbon trading in Indonesia. At that time, the government proposed a carbon tax of IDR 75/kg of carbon emissions.
ICDX Group and its subsidiaries today announced the company's commitment to achieving carbon neutrality by 2022 and achieving net-zero emissions by 2030.
The abundance and diversity of Indonesian commodities are vital assets for the country's economy and income for the government. Citing data from Bappenas, the value of Indonesia's exports in June 2021 reached USD18.6 billion.