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PLN says high costs remain a challenge for the state-owned electricity company’s efforts to slash emissions from its coal-fired power plants through the use of carbon capture and storage (CCS) technology.
The government issued the National Electricity General Plans (RUKN) 2024 – 2060 to align with the country’s net-zero emissions (NZE) target on Nov. 29, 2024, without consulting the House of Representatives. On the same day, the Constitutional Court ruled in favor of a lawsuit challenging the omnibus law on Job Creation, requiring the government to consult with the House in drafting the RUKN.
The head of Indonesia’s state-owned electricity company noted that retiring coal-fired power plants ahead of schedule will incur significant expenses, including the cost of building renewable energy power sources with the same capacity and reliability as the retired facilities.
An NTT-based NGO that won second place in a recent Schneider Electric competition says the government should focus on providing renewable-based power solutions in remote regions in its pursuit of a just energy transition.
