Reuters: Indonesia has cut the planned capacity of geothermal power plants it will start building this year by 18 percent to 3,900 megawatts (MW), an official at the mines and energy ministry said on Tuesday. Indonesia has established two programs to increase power generation by 10,000 MW in a bid to resolve chronic power shortages in the country. One of these “crash programs” originally had nearly half or 4,733 MW of its power slated to come from geothermal sources across …