Trade
Minister
Tim
Groser
and
his
Indonesian
ministerial
counterparts
signed
four
agreements
covering
cooperation
in
agriculture,
environment,
labour
and
geothermal
energy.
“A
programme
of
cooperation
in
geothermal
energy
will
provide
increased
commercial
opportunities
for
New
Zealand
businesses
to
assist
Indonesia
with
its
energy
development
programme,”
says
Prime
Minister
John
Key.
The
countries
have
a
long
history
in
geothermal
energy
cooperation.
New
Zealand
and
Indonesian
engineers
developed
Indonesia’s
first
geothermal
energy
plant
at
Kamojang,
West
Java
in
the
1970s.
New
Zealand
has
also
trained
over
160
Indonesian
engineers
at
the
University
of
Auckland
’s
Geothermal…