Jakarta Post | RE100: Clean power initiative struggles to catch on in Indonesia

Fabby Tumiwa, chairman of the Indonesian Solar Energy Association (AESI), said enabling off-site renewable energy supply through innovative schemes, such as power wheeling or direct power purchase agreements (PPA), was key to ensuring a renewable energy supply for RE100 companies.

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