Indonesia is known as a country rich in natural resources. Starting from biological resources to mining products, such as coal. Where are Indonesia's coal reserves located?.
Reported from the website of the Central Statistics Agency (BPS), mining is an activity to store valuable and economically viable materials from the earth's crust. Mining can be done mechanically or manually on the earth's surface, below the earth's surface, and below the sea surface.
Other mining products are oil and natural gas, coal, iron sand, tin ore, nickel ore, bauxite ore, copper ore, gold ore, silver and manganese ore.
One of the biggest mining potentials in Indonesia is coal. According to the latest data from the Ministry of Energy and Mineral Resources (ESDM), Indonesia's coal reserves are still 38.84 billion tons with an average production of 600 million tons per year.
