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Kompas.com | Fossil Fuels in South Sumatra Still Dominant, Renewable Energy Minimal

Media Coverage3 June 2024811Views 0Likes 0Comments

Fossil energy utilization in South Sumatra (South Sumatra) is still high. Based on data from the Energy and Mineral Resources (ESDM) Office of the South Sumatra Provincial Government in 2022, coal contributed 31.59 percent, natural gas 22.68 percent, and petroleum 21.88 percent. Read more on Kompas.com.

Kompas | Updated Emission Reduction Target Prepared, Document Must Be Implementative

Media Coverage29 May 2024657Views 0Likes 0Comments

The government is preparing a greenhouse gas emission reduction target in the Second National Emission Reduction document or SNDC that will be synchronized with the update of the National Energy Policy. However, observers believe that synchronization is not enough, documents related to sustainable energy must be implementable. Read more on Kompas.

Kontan | Combination of Solar and Battery Power Produces Affordable Energy

Media Coverage29 May 2024547Views 0Likes 0Comments

The combination of solar power plants and batteries will produce affordable energy and solve the world's energy problems. The cost of solar technology is now more than 90% cheaper than it was a decade ago. Read more on Kontan.

Fortune | Power Wheeling is Pushed Back into the EBET Bill, Here’s IESR’s Opinion

Media Coverage29 May 2024633Views 0Likes 0Comments

The government is again pushing for the Power Wheeling scheme to be included in the New Energy and Renewable Energy Bill (EBET Bill). Read more on Fortune.

Koran Jakarta | Elon Musk: Solar Energy and Batteries Help Solve World Energy Problems

Media Coverage29 May 2024770Views 0Likes 0Comments

Solar power plants plus batteries will help solve the world's energy problems. Read more on Koran Jakarta.

The Strait Times | No Tesla Factory? Satellites will do for now as Indonesia Pivots Ties with Elon Musk

Media Coverage22 May 2024762Views 0Likes 0Comments

The launch of billionaire Elon Musk’s internet service in Indonesia is the culmination of the archipelago’s multi-year courtship of the Tesla founder, which has seen its focus shift from electric vehicles (EVs) to satellites and sustainability. Read more on The Strait Times.

ANTARA | Power Wheeling Drives Demand for Renewable Energy, IESR Says

Media Coverage22 May 2024562Views 0Likes 0Comments

A think tank organization that focuses on Indonesia's energy fulfillment, the Institute for Essential Services Reform (IESR), views that the existence of power wheeling will increase the supply and demand for renewable energy, especially for industrial electrification solutions. Read more on ANTARA.

PV Magazine | Think Tank Calls for Power Wheeling in Indonesia

Media Coverage21 May 2024757Views 0Likes 0Comments

The Institute for Essential Services Reform (IESR), a Jakarta-based think tank, is advocating for power wheeling to be implemented in Indonesia. It says it would create a renewable energy market and have a positive impact on industrial investment. Read more on PV Magazine.

Metro TV | Power Wheeling Opens Renewable Energy Investment Opportunities in Indonesia

Media Coverage20 May 2024691Views 0Likes 0Comments

The Institute for Essential Services Reform (IESR) supports the inclusion of power wheeling in the New Energy and Renewable Energy Bill (EBET Bill). The scheme is planned to be included in the provisions of fulfilling EBET supply Articles 29A and 47A, in the form of a form of network utilization cooperation (open access). Read more…

China Daily | ASEAN Urged to Speed Up Green Energy Transition

Media Coverage16 May 2024518Views 0Likes 0Comments

Southeast Asian countries will need to accelerate its transition to clean energy to limit their dependence on imported fuel and rein in inflationary pressures, analysts said. Read more on China Daily.

Koran Tempo | Opportunities for Waste and Waste Management Issuers

Media Coverage16 May 2024591Views 0Likes 0Comments

Issuers that process waste or waste are considered to have bright business prospects. The need for waste and garbage processing is high. Read more on Koran Tempo.

Kompas | Subsidies and Compensation in the Electricity Sector Tend to Increase

Media Coverage16 May 2024716Views 0Likes 0Comments

Reform of electricity market governance is considered to need to be seen more broadly, as part of efforts to reduce the state's financial burden. The reason is that currently, through subsidies and compensation to PT Perusahaan Pendidikan Negara (Persero), electricity is still very dependent on the state budget. Reform is needed to get electricity prices that are correct and…