Jakarta – In 2023, Indonesia’s realisation of new and renewable energy (NRE) has only reached 13.1% of the ambitious target of 17.9% to reach 23%
Jakarta – Indonesian civil society organisations criticise the government for poor progress on the country’s energy transition, calling it ‘far from expectation’. Head of TuK
Semarang – Indonesian environmental activists are calling on presidential and vice presidential candidates who will contest the 2024 elections to review policies on using forest-based
Semarang – Indonesia’s electricity supply surplus is caused by a mismatch between projected electricity demand and consumption, experts said. The surplus that happened since 2015,
by: Hartatik Jakarta – PT Kayan Hydro Energy (KHE) said there is no problem regarding the location permit for the construction of hydropower plants on
Jakarta – Fatih Birol, Executive Director of the International Energy Agency (IEA), highlighted the stagnation of renewable energy investment in developing countries since 2015. Although
Semarang – The Central Java Provincial Government is aggressively encouraging collaboration and synergy to accelerate the energy transition and achieve the renewable energy mix target
Jakarta – Minister of Energy and Mineral Resources, Arifin Tasrif, acknowledged the current lag in meeting the set target of 23% renewable energy by 2025,
Jakarta – Efforts to overcome intermittency in solar power plants (PLTS) have been enlightened through a dispersed installation strategy implemented by the Indonesian Solar Energy
Jakarta – New and renewable energy (NRE) in Indonesia is showing a significant improvement in its economics, threatening the dominant position of fossil energy. Secretary
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