Kumparan | National Energy Council: Indonesia is Capable to Achieve Net Zero Emission without Nuclear Power Plants

“Indonesia has new-renewable energy supply more than its need until 2050, even up to 2100, and in the future nuclear will still be higher than oil and gas, hydro, or geothermal. Solar and wind with storage can also be cheaper than nuclear power,” said Herman Darnel Ibrahim, National Energy Council (DEN) member, during webinar IESR, Friday (11/3).

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