Media Indonesia | Second National Emission Reduction Document Must Be More Specific

The government is expected to set clear and specific emission reduction targets per year covering all sectors and all types of greenhouse gases. Agriculture, Forestry, Land Use and Climate Change Analyst, Institute for Essential Services Reform (IESR), Anindita Hapsari said the second national emission reduction document is in line with the 1.5 degree celsius target…

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Kompas | President Jokowi Must Be Cautious in Accelerating Renewable Energy and Decarbonization

The slow progress of renewable energy development for energy transition cannot be separated from the high dependence on fossil energy to weak cross-sectoral coordination. The highest holder of the country's leadership must intervene so that the energy transition slides on the right track and is more planned. Political will must be maintained. If not, the…

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Solar Quarter | Indonesia’s MEMR Issues PLN Rooftop Solar PV Quotas For 2024-2028, IESR Raises Concerns

The Ministry of Energy and Mineral Resources (MEMR) has announced the allocation of PLN Rooftop Solar PV quotas for the period of 2024-2028, outlined in Decree of the Director General of Electricity Number 279. K/TL.03/DJL.2/2024. The quotas, distributed across eleven power systems, total 5,746 MW over the five-year period, with individual allocations of 901 MW…

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Viva | Bakrie Center Foundation & Bakrie University Hold Edu Talk on Eco-Friendly Transportation

Bakrie Center Foundation together with the Faculty of Engineering & Computer Science of Bakrie University held an Edutalk with the theme Green Mobility & Transportation, Thursday, June 6, 2024. This seminar is a forum for discussion to pay more attention to the energy transition, because it is one of the indicators of successful implementation, especially…

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Media Indonesia | The Government Asked to Determine the Priority of CFPPs Can Retired

The Executive Director Fabby Tumiwa explained that electricity generation in Indonesia is still dominated by coal, around 60 to 70 percent. The existence of the Domestic Market Obligation (DMO) policy to keep electricity costs affordable, creates dependence and makes it difficult for the State Electricity Company (PLN) to switch from fossil energy to renewable energy.…

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