The Indonesia Sustainable Finance Outlook (ISFO) 2023 is the Institute for Essential Services Reform’s (IESR) newest flagship research. It provides a comprehensive and in-depth analysis of sustainable financing in Indonesia, with a focus on the energy sector.
A just and accelerated retirement pathway to net-zero.
This research uses a structured methodology to develop a feasible plan and associated financing needs for retiring Indonesia’s coal-fired power plant fleet in support of national 2050 net-zero emissions and the global 1.5ºC target.
This report seeks to provide analyses and recommendations on green recovery measures that Indonesia can adopt to recover its economy post-pandemic, particularly through power sector initiatives, i.e. rooftop solar photovoltaics (PV), given its deflationary cost as well as its quick-to-deploy and labor-intensive nature.
This study aimed to explore the potential implications of the global and domestic climate and coal phase-out policies to the Indonesian economy, especially for the workers in the sector. It also aimed to examine the opportunities for economic transformation in coal-dependent regions and provide better welfare for workers.
This report aims to provide a holistic analysis surrounding the operation of a flexible coal-fired power plant (CFPP).
The following is a collection of testimonials from Rooftop PV users in Central Java which is compiled in a booklet format by IESR and the Central Java Provincial Government. Testimonials were collected from users from various elements of society ranging from the general public, local governments, and companies in Central Java. Find information on what they have to say about PV mini-grid, motivation for adoption, financing, and procurement of rooftop PV in this report.
This fifth edition of the IETO collects various perspectives from stakeholders in the energy sector and curates them with in-depth studies to deliver strategic analysis of how the energy transition to a low-carbon energy system is transforming in the country.
Presented in a journalistic style, this book tells the story of why Indonesia must transform towards renewable energy in accordance with the 2015 Paris Agreement which was also signed. Likewise, the efforts made by the government, the private sector to the community level in developing renewable energy, along with the challenges. Nothing is easy, but nothing is impossible. Utilization of renewable energy is a must.
IESR issues a briefing paper regarding utility-scale solar power plants auctions that include dynamics, problem identification, comparisons with other countries, and related recommendations.
This report focuses on how countries that are dealing with climate change planning can ensure that these plans are integrated
IESR issued a policy brief covering the dynamics of development, economy, and opportunities surrounding Floating PV in Indonesia.
The Climate Transparency Report 2021, previously known as the Brown to Green report, provides a comprehensive overview of all G20 countries, whether – and how well – they are doing on the journey to transition towards a net-zero emissions economy.
