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New Study Finds Cancelling Coal Plants as Cost-Effective Way to Cut Global CO2 Emissions

30 May 20230Comments
Preventing nine planned Indonesian coal plants would avoid nearly 300 million tons of emissions for less than 80 cents per ton of CO 2 , per IESR analysis…

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Employment Readiness for Renewable Energy in Indonesia

30 May 20230Comments
Jakarta, May 2023 - Indonesia has made important commitments to achieve climate and development targets, and it has begun to pay attention to reducing carbon emissions while at the same…

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Kompas | Dedieselization Considered Less Aggressive in Reducing Emissions

30 May 20230Comments
The de-dieselization program has too little impact on reducing emissions. A more substantial commitment is needed, especially in ending PLTU, building new renewable energy generators, and developing energy networks. Read more…

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