Indonesia’s underwhelming renewable energy reform
Author: Kurnya Roesad, Global Green Growth Institute At first glance, Indonesia’s long-awaited Presidential Regulation on the Acceleration of Renewable Energy Development for Electricity Generation looks like a step forward toward a clean energy transition. It embeds pricing regulations for renewable energy projects within a wider roadmap for the early retirement of coal-fired power plants. But […]
The post Indonesia’s underwhelming renewable energy reform first appeared on East Asia Forum.Tags : clean energy coal fire plant retirement energy tariffs g20 2022 g20 bali indonesia clean energy roadmap indonesia coal indonesia energy indonesia energy pricing regulations indonesia energy regulation indonesia energy sector indonesia energy transition indonesia energy transition mechanism indonesia net zero indonesia power plants indonesia renewable energy indonesia tariffs just energy transition partnership pln pln energy pln energy generation pln monopoly renewable energy solar energy
Disclaimer : We make no assurance about the completeness and accuracy of the content of this website. All news on this website is collected from various sources hence information may or may not be true. Money Nations does not verify the reliability of the content published. We do not accept any accountability for loss or damage occurred as a result of reliability on the content of this website.