Warta Ekonomi | IESR Explains 5 Challenges About the Roadmap for Retiring Coal Power Plantss in Indonesia

Some of the challenges in decarbonization in Indonesia include NRE which is still developing slowly, it is difficult to stop the newly built Coal Power Plants (PLTU) because there is an irrevocable investment agreement, guaranteed electricity purchases for the PLTU, in addition, the coal industry still has a significant role, and PLN’s financial condition is due to PLTU assets are quite large.

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