Firms in Indonesia struggle to go green in energy use

According to RE100, a movement initiated by United States-based NGO The Climate Group, a growing number of multinational companies worldwide are committed to consuming 100 percent renewable electricity. In 2019, 5 percent of RE100 companies had operations in Indonesia, Institute for Essential Services Reform (IESR) data show.

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