South China Morning Post | Indonesia to Bank on G7 Investment Deal to Make Huge Emission Savings, in Boost for Green Transition

Indonesia will generate 44 per cent of its energy from renewables by 2030, details of a US$20 billion US and Japan-driven investment deal promised on Wednesday, dangling the prospect of saving tens of millions more tons of carbon emissions within the next seven years.

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