Alstom bags £45m deal to build geothermal plant in Java

Jessica Shankleman
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Indonesia thought to hold 40 per cent of the world's viable geothermal reserves

French company Alstom has won a €61m (£45m) contract to build a 30MW geothermal energy plant in Indonesia, which could pave the way for more companies to exploit the country's vast renewable energy resource....

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