Media Coverage
Kata Data | Government Should Be Careful in Developing Nuclear Power Plants
The government is required to be careful in developing nuclear power plants (PLTN). The development of nuclear power plants causes a number of risks that should be carefully considered. Read
Kompas | Presidential Candidates Must Present a Massive Renewable Energy Strategy
Presidential and vice presidential candidates need to concretely and strategically present ambitious climate mitigation actions. Read more on Kompas.
CNA | ‘Why Would They Build Another One?’: Indonesia Ramps Up Clean Energy While Adding Coal Power Plants
For more than a decade, the fishermen in Kanci village, on the outskirts of the industrial city of Cirebon, have seen their catch of mussels, shrimp and fish decline. More
RRI | Bali’s Residents are Invited to Support Bali NZE 2045
The government declared Bali’s commitment to Net Zero Emission 2045 or Bali NZE 2045 in August 2023 Baca selengkapnya di RRI.
Jakarta Post | Coal Price Cap ‘Must Be Revoked’ for Energy Transition
Indonesia must reconsider its coal price cap policy to expedite renewable energy development in the country, according to analysts. Read more on Jakarta Post.
Kompas | Public Support is Crucial in Achieving Bali’s Net Zero Emissions 2045 Vision
The Provincial Government of Bali has set a vision to achieve net zero emissions by 2045, known as Bali Net Zero Emissions 2045. Strategies for achieving net zero emissions include
Tempo | Cirata Floating Solar Power Plant and the Potential for Developing Renewable Energy Infrastructure in Indonesia
Solar power plants, especially floating solar power plants, are believed to be the infrastructure of the future for energy. The government sees the potential for its development, aligning with the
ANTARA | Bali Invites Journalists to Participate in Education on Zero Emission
The Bali Employment and Energy Department invites journalists to participate in educating the public about Bali’s target of achieving zero net emissions by 2045. Read more on ANTARA.