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Tempo | Indonesia Will Hardly Stop Coal-Fired Power Plants Like Finland in the Near Future, IESR Says

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The Institute for Essential Services Reform ( IESR ) explained the factors that made it impossible for the Indonesian government to follow Finland's policy in the near future, which has stopped all operations of coal-fired power plants (CFPP). Read more on Tempo.

Kumparan | Research: Potential for Renewable Energy Manufacturing Industry to Reach IDR 8,824 T by 2060

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The Institute for Essential Services Reform (IESR) estimates that the economic potential of developing a renewable energy manufacturing industry in Indonesia could reach IDR 8,924 trillion by 2060. Read more on Kumparan.

Eco Business | “Funding is not a Barrier for Indonesia’s Clean Energy Transition – It’s Project Viability: JETP Official “

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State electricity firm PLN has slowed renewables deployment, says the deputy head of the country’s Just Energy Transition Partnership secretariat. Investors should back captive power instead of grid-based projects, she suggests. Read more on Eco Business.

Eco Business | “Funding is not a Barrier for Indonesia’s Clean Energy Transition – It’s Project Viability: JETP Official “

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Detik.com | “RI has 333 GW of Potential Financially Viable Renewable Energy Projects “

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The Institute for Essential Services Reform (IESR) has identified the potential for developing renewable energy projects of up to 333 GW, which can be supplied by power plants from new renewable energy (EBT). This is discussed in its latest study, Unlocking Indonesia's Renewable Future. Read more on Detik.com.

Detik.com | “RI has 333 GW of Potential Financially Viable Renewable Energy Projects “

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Kata Data | Battery Demand in Indonesia is High, 41% of Electricity Will Come from Solar PV and Wind Energy in 2060

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Battery Demand in Indonesia is High, 41% of Electricity Will Come from PLTS and PLTB in 2060. Read more on Kata Data.

Kata Data | Battery Demand in Indonesia is High, 41% of Electricity Will Come from Solar PV and Wind Energy in 2060

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Battery Demand in Indonesia is High, 41% of Electricity Will Come from PLTS and PLTB in 2060. Read more on Kata Data.

Kontan | Big Risk Awaits Danantara If Working on Coal Downstream Project

Media Coverage14 April 2025451Views 0Likes 0Comments

The government is serious about driving downstream in the fossil energy sector. This sector is also one of the sectors that will be financed by the Anagata Nusantara Power Investment Management Agency (Danantara). Read more on Kontan.

Big Risk Awaits Danantara If Working on Coal Downstream Project

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Mongabay | Regarding Carbon Trading, Reducing Emissions or Vice Versa?

Media Coverage26 March 2025664Views 0Likes 0Comments

The government's move to launch international trading of Indonesian carbon units has been criticized by civil society organizations. They consider this program as a false solution and far from the climate commitment of reducing carbon emissions (decarbonization). Read more on Mongabay.

Strait Times | Can China’s Mightly Clean-tech Industry Save The World?

Media Coverage25 March 2025663Views 0Likes 0Comments

In Indonesia, there are now four Chinese solar manufacturing joint ventures, including Trina Mas Agra Indonesia, according to Mr Fabby Tumiwa, executive director of the Jakarta-based think-tank Institute for Essential Services Reform. Read more on Strait Times.