The Bali Provincial Government collaborated with the Institute for Essential Services Reform to create the Bali Net Zero Emission Electricity Roadmap for 2045. What were the results? Read more on Tempo.
Sectoral ministries are reluctant to raise ambitions to reduce greenhouse gas emissions. Read more on Tempo.
Even as Indonesia’s lead negotiator intensified lobbying efforts for a lowering of America’s reciprocal tariffs this week, analysts remain sceptical that talks will make headway even if Jakarta attempts to leverage the nation’s rich mineral resources as a bargaining chip. Read more on Strait Times.
The Institute for Essential Services Reform (IESR) stated that several islands in Indonesia, such as Sulawesi, Timor, and Sumbawa, have the potential to use 100 percent renewable energy.
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The islands of Timor, Sumbawa, and Sulawesi are considered fully capable of using renewable energy to meet their electricity needs. This was revealed in a recent study by the Institute for Essential Services Reform (IESR), which stated that Indonesia, as an archipelagic nation, has significant potential to build an independent, clean energy-based electricity system on…
The Central Java Provincial Government together with the Institute for Essential Services Reform ( IESR ) again held the Central Java Renewable Energy Investment Forum 2025 in Semarang, Wednesday (26/6). Read more on Suara.com
The Central Java Provincial Government stated that the floating solar power plant (solar PV) project in the Kedungombo and Gajahmungkur Reservoirs has entered the licensing process. Read more on ANTARA.
The Institute for Essential Services Reform ( IESR ) said Central Java has strong capital to accelerate the transition to renewable energy and grow a low-emission economy. Economically, Central Java shows competitive competitiveness with five leading industrial areas. Read more on Media Indonesia.
Systematic efforts to reduce carbon emissions from industrial processes have not been widely developed in East Java. Read more on Kompas.id.
Air pollution has again enveloped Jabodetabek amidst the high transportation mobility of its citizens, is the poor quality of fuel triggering dirty air? Read more in Kata Data.
The performance of PT Perusahaan Listrik Negara (PLN) is expected to still be overshadowed by the increase in electricity production costs and the weakening of the rupiah exchange rate this year. Read more on Kontan.
The power plant will have a total capacity of 40 megawatts (MW) and will require around US$220 million of investment, according to a statement posted on Instagram by the directorate general of new, renewable energy and energy conservation. Read more on Jakarta Post.