Indonesia has achieved remarkable success in bringing electricity to its large population. Yet a swift energy transition in Indonesia is essential to ensure compatibility with Paris Agreement commitments. There is a clear need to mobilize investments at an accelerated rate to narrow the investment gap and ensure a clean energy transition.
By examining the current financing landscape of the Indonesian electricity generation sector, and its alignment with the country's Net Zero Emission 2060 Scenario, this brief aims to identify the challenges and opportunities in financing Indonesia’s ambitious targets on renewable energy towards an energy transition.
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By examining the current financing landscape of the Indian power sector, and its alignment with its Nationally Determined Contributions, this brief aims to identify the challenges and opportunities in financing the country’s ambitious renewable energy targets to facilitate a smooth energy transition.
This case study, From Digging to Planting: A Sustainable Economic Transition for Berau, East Kalimantan, produced as part of Project LEOPALD or Low Emissions Oil Palm Development examines whether palm oil’s potential as an economic driver will bear out for Indonesia’s goals, using Berau as an example case.
This report highlights innovative financial structures that have the potential to transform livelihoods and sustain projects at the local level.
The IEA, in close collaboration with the Government of Indonesia, has developed this comprehensive roadmap, in line with the country's commitment to reach net-zero emissions by 2060.