The Conversation | New Coal Power Plant Project Hinders Indonesia’s Emission Target, Research Suggests 3 Steps to Overcome It

The Indonesian government has shown good faith and taken several actions to reduce the use of coal in power plants, especially steam-powered (PLTU).

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