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View all search resultsIndonesia's mining sector is known to be a catalyst for deforestation in Southeast Sulawesi province, a heavily mined region that serves as the habitat for diverse primate populations negatively impacted by habitat loss.
Indonesia’s JETP is stuck in a catch-22 when it comes to early coal retirement: while this is necessary for the country’s transition to renewables on the one hand, financiers are finding their hands tied by external pressure.
All three presidential candidates have expressed their intention to continue on Indonesia’s energy transition path as the country strives to secure funds for switching off coal-fired power plants and increasing the use of renewable energy.
The Just Energy Transition Partnership (JETP) Secretariat, tasked with implementing a US$20 billion global effort to reduce carbon emissions in Indonesia, has made its investment plan available for public review.
Indonesia is expected to conclude negotiations on a pilot coal-fired power plant retirement program before the United Nations’ COP28 climate conference in Dubai, United Arab Emirates, according to the Energy and Mineral Resources Ministry.
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