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DPR Minta Kenaikan Tarif Listrik Ditunda
22-Apr-2010
Jakarta | Thu 22 Apr 2010
by : Mochamad Wahyudi
Dewan Perwakilan Rakyat minta pemerintah menunda kenaikan tarif dasar listrik yang sedianya akan dilakukan Juli mendatang.
Anggota Komisi VII Bidang Energi DPR dari Fraksi Golkar, Dito Ganinduto, menyatakan khawatir kenaikan tarif dasar listrik (TDL) akan memicu lonjakan harga bahan pokok, sehingga menambah beban masyarakat."Kalau dinaikkan mau dekat puasa, ini nanti mengganggu karena dipastikan bahan makanan pokok pasti naik. Jika ditambah dengan kenaikan TDL maka akan mengganggu masyarakat muslim berpuasa," kata dia saat rapat dengar pendapat dengan PT Perusahaan Listrik Negara (PLN) di Jakarta kemarin (21/4).

 DPR Tolak Kenaikan TDL
22-Apr-2010
Dito Ganinduto, Anggota Komisi VII DPR.

Kamis, 22 April 2010
JAKARTA (Suara Karya): Kalangan anggota Komisi VII DPR menolak rencana kenaikan tarif dasar listrik (TDL) yang semula direncanakan pemerintah pada Juli 2010. Penolakan tersebut didasari pertimbangan kondisi ekonomi masyarakat masih belum stabil, dan bagi kelompok industri kenaikan TDL juga memberikan penambahan beban pada era perdagangan bebas saat ini.
Penolakan tersebut antara lain disampaikan anggota Komisi VII DPR Dito Ganinduto, Satya W Yudha, Dewi Aryani Hilman, dan Bobby Adhityo Rizaldi saat rapat dengar pendapat (RDP) bersama PT PLN (Persero) di gedung DPR/MPR Jakarta, Rabu (21/4).

 China-Led Bloc To Consider Kyoto Climate Pact Future
22-Apr-2010
Date: 22-Apr-10
Country: INDIA
Author: Krittivas Mukherjee

A bloc of the world's fastest growing carbon emitters, seen as key to a global deal on climate change, appears for the first time willing to discuss the future of the Kyoto Protocol to get the United States on board.Kyoto binds about 40 rich nations to cut emissions by 2008-12 and developing countries want a tougher second commitment period. That demand is opposed by many developed nations that want to jettison Kyoto to include emerging markets like India and China.

 Japan Eyes Households To Help Cut CO2 Emissions 25 Pct
22-Apr-2010
Date: 21-Apr-10
Country: JAPAN
Author: Risa Maeda and Chisa Fujioka

Japan will step up its call this week to use greener household technologies to cut CO2 output to shift away from sharp emission caps or carbon taxes on industry proposed in parliament that labor worries could cost jobs.Japan's Democratic Party-led government has pledged to cut greenhouse gases 25 percent below 1990 levels by 2020, more than triple the amount proposed by the previous government.