Jakarta, Nov. 2 -- Indonesia remains open to cross-border electricity exports-including prospective green energy supplies to Singapore-provided purchasing nations meet government-mandated pricing terms, Coordinating Minister for Energy Downstreaming and Transition Bahlil Lahadalia said Monday.

Speaking at the Presidential Palace in Jakarta, Lahadalia cautioned that exports will only proceed if commercial rates deliver fair value, asserting that domestic power requirements take precedence.

"As long as the price is right, follow our prices, that is possible. But if the price is not right, we will prioritize domestic needs," Lahadalia told reporters, adding that the Ministry of Energy and Mineral Resources has already calculated baseline e...