Jakarta — Around 655 million people worldwide still live without access to electricity, while nearly 2 billion continue to rely on polluting fuels and technologies for cooking, underscoring the urgent ...

Jakarta — Indonesia is ramping up efforts to position itself as a major player in global carbon markets, with the government pledging to build a carbon trading system that is ...

Jakarta — The United Nations in Indonesia and its partners marked World Environment Day 2026 by urging communities, particularly young people, to take concrete action against climate change through the ...

Jakarta — The recent blackouts across Sumatra were not simply the result of isolated technical failures—they exposed deeper structural weaknesses in Indonesia’s power system, particularly its vulnerability to extreme weather ...

Jakarta — The Institute for Essential Services Reform (IESR) has warned that Indonesia’s electricity system faces growing risks from extreme weather events, following recent widespread power outages in Sumatra linked ...

Jakarta — Indonesia’s repeated delays in rolling out incentives for electric vehicle purchases are undermining consumer confidence, weakening investment sentiment, and slowing the country’s energy transition, the Institute for Essential ...