Does Indonesia have a green energy transition?

CHRISTOPH NEDOPIL | Accelerating Indonesia’s green energy transition is one of the most challenging and crucial tasks in reducing climate emissions in Asia. At the heart of this transition is Indonesia’s state-owned electricity and utility company, Perusahaan Listrik Negara (PLN).

Can Indonesia become a regional powerhouse in the green energy space?

A worker inspects solar panels on top of the Energy and Mineral Resources Ministry Electricity Directorate General’s office, in Jakarta, in this photo file. (JP/Dhoni Setiawan) Indonesia is home to abundant natural resources, with the potential to become a regional powerhouse in the green energy space.

Could Indonesia be a leading player in Southeast Asia's green energy landscape?

This potential is aligned with Indonesia’s commitment to grow the share of renewable energy in the national energy mix, supported by policy interventions and incentives for renewable energy technologies. This could position Indonesia as a leading player in Southeast Asia’s green energy landscape.

Can Indonesian homes be powered with green energy?

We believe that powering Indonesian homes with green energy is a solution that elevates the wellbeing of communities and its environment CPI has identified early on that biomass production in Indonesia would require a thorough selection of species that can provide a sustainable supply of feedstock, without:

Is Indonesia a good place to invest in green energy?

This encouraging outlook reveals Indonesia’s substantial green energy opportunities, with renewables able to deliver as much as two-thirds of the nation’s total energy mix by 2050 — up from just 14 percent today.

Does Indonesia have a green ecosystem?

Indonesian state-owned electricity company, the PLN, has cooperated with five leading international energy corporations for the development t of a green ecosystem in Indonesia.