Media Coverage
Kompas | Promise of Heaven IDR 353 Trillion in Energy Transition Funding
The G20 Summit in Bali in November 2022 leaves high hopes for the energy transition program in Indonesia as the announcement of a funding commitment of 20 billion US dollars
Kata Data | Effective Ways to Reduce Transportation Sector Emissions
Based on data from the Institute fo Essential Services Reform (IESR), the transportation sector, especially land transportation, contributed 110 mtCO2e of emissions in 2022. This amounted to around 73 percent
RRI | Energy Transition Strategy to Renewable Energy, South Sumatra Establishes Energy Forum
The trend of energy transition in the world that reduces the demand for coal is expected to affect the regional income of producing provinces, one of which is in South
Sub-National Energy Forum: Evaluation for the National Energy Policy Formulation Process
Jakarta, 27 June 2024 – Indonesia’s record in meeting its renewable energy targets over the last five years is not encouraging. Over the last five years, the Indonesian Government has
Jakarta Post | RI Needs to Look Beyond JETP to Pursue Energy Transition Goals
Experts say Indonesia should consider looking for a helping hand from China, South Korea or Europe, in addition to the United States and Japan, which led the initiatives with the JETP.
Media Indonesia | Second National Emission Reduction Document Must Be More Specific
The government is expected to set clear and specific emission reduction targets per year covering all sectors and all types of greenhouse gases. Agriculture, Forestry, Land Use and Climate Change
Kata Data | ASEAN Countries Potentially Fall into Carbon Trap Due to CCUS Technology
ASEAN countries could potentially fall into a carbon trap in the long term and complicate the energy transition, if they implement the recommendations of the ASEAN Center for Energy (ACE)
Kompas | President Jokowi Must Be Cautious in Accelerating Renewable Energy and Decarbonization
The slow progress of renewable energy development for energy transition cannot be separated from the high dependence on fossil energy to weak cross-sectoral coordination. The highest holder of the country’s