The Indonesian government is expected to immediately clarify the regulations regarding the ease of TKDN requirements and the direction of energy transition policies. Read more on Kompas .
Indonesia’s new renewable energy bill will include legislation allowing power wheeling, enabling private companies to sell electricity directly to end consumers via networks owned by the state-run electricity company. Read more on PV Magazine.
The benefits of implementing carbon capture storage (CCS) technology are doubtful. This technology is suspected to perpetuate the use of fossil energy, hindering the energy transition. Read more on Koran Jakarta.
The discussion of the New Renewable Energy Bill or EBET Bill is still tough. One of the articles that is still reaping the pros and cons is the power wheeling scheme. Read more on Tempo.
The government needs to improve regulations that hinder the installation of rooftop solar power plants (solar PV) if it wants to boost investment in the New and Renewable Energy (NRE) sector. This is because NRE investment in the country fell last year, contrary to the increasing trend of investment in the global NRE sector.
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Renewable energy offers Southeast Asia sustainable, affordable, and reliable power, but achieving this requires bold, decisive action. Slowing down coal phase-out ambitions would undermine these efforts.
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The Ministry of Energy and Mineral Resources (MEMR) stated that the New Renewable Energy Bill (EBET Bill) continues to be encouraged to be completed immediately.
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The think tank, Institute for Essential Services Reform (IESR), stated that the achievement of the renewable energy mix target in Indonesia will be late, and will not even exceed 30 percent by 2060.
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Analysis by the Institute for Essential Services Reform (IESR) shows that the industrial sector can grow and develop by implementing the five pillars of decarbonization. The industry can save up to 30 percent of production costs by implementing energy efficiency and resource efficiency. Read more on Kata Data.
Executive Director of The Institute for Essential Services Reform (IESR), Fabby Tumiwa said Indonesia has fossil energy sources that can be processed into hydrogen and ammonia. Read more on Koran Jakarta
Executive Director of the Institute for Essential Services Reform (IESR) Fabby Tumiwa responded positively to Pertamina's sustainability achievements in 2023. Read more on Media Indonesia .
The G20 Summit in Bali in November 2022 leaves high hopes for the energy transition program in Indonesia as the announcement of a funding commitment of 20 billion US dollars in the Just Energy program Transition Partnership or JETP. However, 1.5 years have passed, and there are still no signs of financing realization. In fact,…