Media Coverage
CNN Indonesia | IETD Assesses Energy Subsidies as Misguided, Should Be Aimed at Renewable Energy
The Indonesia Energy Transition Dialogue (IETD) 2025 assesses that the energy subsidies provided by the government are not on target because they are aimed at fossil fuels.http://www.cnnindonesia.com/ekonomi/20251008185138-85-1282452/ietd-nilai-subsidi-energi-salah-sasaran-harusnya-ke-energi-terbarukan
Warta Ekonomi | Indonesia to Implement E10 in 2–3 Years, Analysts: Vehicles May Become Less Fuel Efficient
The government plans to implement a policy of blending 10% ethanol (E10) into gasoline within the next two to three years. This measure is intended to reduce gasoline imports and
Kata Data | Green Hydrogen Not Widely Used Due to High Electricity Costs
Fabby Tumiwa, CEO of the Institute for Essential Services Forum (IESR), said that high electricity prices are one of the factors hindering the use of green hydrogen. If the price
Kata Data | Peak Carbon Emissions in the Energy Sector Delayed, IESR Explains the Consequences
The government estimates that peak greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions for the energy sector will not occur in 2030. The peak emissions for this sector have been delayed from the target
Kompas | Electricity Connect 2025: Energy Security First, Energy Transition Second
Energy security is the government’s priority for the next 10 years, and energy transition is an integral part of achieving this goal. http://www.kompas.id/artikel/electricity-connect-2025-ketahanan-energi-dahulu-transisi-energi-kemudian
Kontan | Green Hydrogen Becomes a Game Changer in Energy Transition
The development of green hydrogen continues to progress. Read more on Kontan.
CNN Indonesia | Climate Crisis Becoming More Apparent, IESR Urges Energy Transition
The Institute for Essential Services Reform (IESR) urges the acceleration of energy transition to tackle the impacts of the climate crisis. Read more on CNN Indonesia.
Kompas | The Rocky Road to Net Zero Emissions: Can Green Taxonomy Provide the Answer?
Economic growth is now driven by a spirit of sustainability to preserve nature. The OJK’s Green Taxonomy ensures that these efforts are not merely “green” in name only. Read more