Kompas | Indonesia Anxious 2045
Born into a family of farmers, until now my family has never bought rice. The rice available on the dining table is processed from the rice fields of our extended
Kontan | Renewable Energy Investment in 2023 Not Reaching Target, IESR Highlights Investment Climate Improvement
The Ministry of Energy and Mineral Resources (ESDM) announced that investment in renewable energy had only reached US$ 1.5 billion or did not reach the 2023 target of US$ 1.8
Berita Satu | CFPP Scrubber Installation hasn’t been Effective, Observers Urge Government to Open Carbon Emission Monitoring Data
President Joko Widodo (Jokowi) has instructed the installation of scrubbers at coal fired power plant (CFPPs) and a number of industrial plants as a measure to reduce air pollution. However,
Tirto | Dissecting the Energy Transition Policy Ahead of the Presidential Election Debate
As a national agenda, the energy transition is one of the efforts to maintain energy security and realize a green economy in the country. The energy transition also shows Indonesia’s
CNBC | Fossil Energy Still Subsidized, 23% Renewable Energy Mix in 2025 Difficult to Achieve?
The Ministry of Energy and Mineral Resources (MEMR) noted that the New and Renewable Energy (NRE) mix until 2023 had only reached 13.1%, still far from the 23% target in
Kata Data | Six Energy Transition Issues that Need to Be Discussed in the Vice Presidential Debate
Vice presidential candidates are asked to avoid false solutions in the energy transition in Indonesia in the vice presidential debate at the Jakarta Convention Center (JCC), Senayan, Jakarta (21/1). In
Bisnis Indonesia | BPK Forecasts Potential Electricity Deficit, RUPTL Power Plant Projects Need to Be Expedited
The government is considered to need to accelerate the construction of power plants that have been planned in the RUPTL of PT Perusahaan Listrik Negara (Persero) or PLN to anticipate
RRI | Price and Trust are Still Obstacles for Electric Vehicles
Interest, trust and high prices are still obstacles to the electric vehicle program in Indonesia. This was conveyed by the Executive Director of the Institute for Essential Service Reform Fabby
