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Indonesia has already made impressive strides in climate adaptation, and with its abundant resources and historic leadership, this year presents a critical opportunity for it to take another big step forward in paving the way to both global and national prosperity, by embracing the global clean energy boom and leading climate finance.
President Prabowo Subianto’s administration has announced a series of ambitious energy transition pledges this year, including reviving early coal retirement plans and adding 75 gigawatts of new renewable energy capacity over next decade, but the year has also revealed serious impediments to this effort.
Indonesia has taken the global lead in presenting the climate narrative of developing nations in its white paper on just transition, which also serves as a reference framework for its peer countries in navigating their way toward equitable development and prosperity.
