The government is required to be careful in developing nuclear power plants (PLTN). The development of nuclear power plants causes a number of risks that should be carefully considered.
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Presidential and vice presidential candidates need to concretely and strategically present ambitious climate mitigation actions.
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For more than a decade, the fishermen in Kanci village, on the outskirts of the industrial city of Cirebon, have seen their catch of mussels, shrimp and fish decline. More worryingly, they have seen cases of respiratory illness rise, particularly among children and the elderly.
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The government declared Bali's commitment to Net Zero Emission 2045 or Bali NZE 2045 in August 2023
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Indonesia must reconsider its coal price cap policy to expedite renewable energy development in the country, according to analysts.
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The Provincial Government of Bali has set a vision to achieve net zero emissions by 2045, known as Bali Net Zero Emissions 2045. Strategies for achieving net zero emissions include enhancing the mix of renewable energy sources. The attainment of the Bali Net Zero Emissions 2045 target requires the support and participation of all stakeholders,…
Solar power plants, especially floating solar power plants, are believed to be the infrastructure of the future for energy. The government sees the potential for its development, aligning with the aspirations for energy transition and achieving net zero emissions (NZE) by 2060.
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The Bali Employment and Energy Department invites journalists to participate in educating the public about Bali's target of achieving zero net emissions by 2045.
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Indonesia has homework to do in order to accelerate the energy transition plan. Moreover, substantial funds are needed to realize the target of renewable energy reaching 23% by 2025, with the ultimate goal of approaching net zero before 2060.
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The Institute for Essential Services Reform (IESR) states that the central and regional governments need to undertake mitigation of the impact of the energy transition in coal-producing regions.
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Institute for Essential Services Reform (IESR) sees the mitigation of energy transition impacts in coal-producing regions as needing attention from both central and regional governments.
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Indonesia will not put the early retirement of coal plants at the forefront of its emissions reduction ambitions and instead will focus more on controlling emissions from coal plants, which will remain operational until the end of their operational lifespans, the government said on Wednesday.
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