All Parties Collaboration Required! Reducing Carbon Emissions through Renewable Energy Development

Day one of  The 3rd Indonesia Energy Transition Dialogue 2020 #IETD2020 #EnergyTransition Jakarta, 7 December 2020 - Carbon emissions from Steam Power Plants (PLTU) tended to be low during the Covid-19 pandemic due to decreased consumption of electrical energy. However, the target for reducing carbon emissions is not yet on track to meet the Paris…

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If Government Ignores to Issue Policy for a Just Energy Transition, It Will Cause Series of Social Economy Problems for Coal Producer District

  Energy transition, a shift from fossil-based energy to renewable energy, is a global phenomenon. The threat of climate change, pollution from fossil-based energy, and the more affordable technology for renewable energy become the reasons many countries around the globe start the energy transition. Obviously, during the process, some pros and cons should be understood and…

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India Targeting 200 GW of Renewable Energy in 2022: Is Indonesia Following? 

Jakarta, September 16, 2020 - Since the 2000s, the Indian government has shown its seriousness in developing renewable energy to meet domestic energy needs. Determined, the Indian government is ambitiously targeting the development of the renewable energy plant of 200 GW or 42 percent of total electricity generation by 2022. The Indian government has been…

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500 Tons of Carbon Emissions in 2050 Potentially could be prevented, if the Government Take Serious Action in Preparing a Road Map for Low Carbon Transportation 

Event Report: A Transition Toward Low Carbon Transportation Jakarta, Tuesday, October 6, 2020 - With economic development, transportation has become a necessity that is inseparable from our everyday life. If its carbon wastes have not been handled carefully by the government and various parties, the earth's temperature will be compromised, which endangers human life. It…

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