Indonesia
CASE for SEA: 2025 Highlights and Impact
2025 has been a strong year for the Clean, Affordable, and Secure Energy for Southeast Asia (CASE for SEA) project. Across the year, we delivered 30 activities, produced 18 knowledge products, and engaged 62 key stakeholders, supporting the energy transition in Thailand, Indonesia, the Philippines, Viet Nam, and at the regional level. Spotlight on Regional Collaboration Collaboration underpins CASE […]
CASE Insights: Reflecting on Coal Narratives through A Just Energy Transition Lens in East and South Kalimantan
This CASE Insight aim to highlight the frames or narratives on coal and how it may relate to Just Energy Transition in two coal-producing regions in Indonesia, incorporating the findings from a workshop on “How Regional Government in Kalimantan Accelerate Energy Transition through RUED Implementation”, which was co-organized between Project CASE and the National Energy […]
Community-based Solution to Support Energy Transition in Eastern Indonesia
Yusuf Suryanto, Director of Transmission, Electricity, and Aerospace (TEA) at the Ministry of National Development Planning/Bappenas, delivered a speech at the Electricity Discussion Forum held in Jakarta on September 16.
Southeast Asia’s Energy Transition is Walking a Tightrope
Southeast Asia is facing a dilemma. The region knows it must phase out fossil fuels, but the roadmap to embark on it is full of trade-offs. A rushed and poorly managed phase-out could lead to rising energy prices and job losses. Moving too slowly risks increased climate change impacts and potential economic disadvantages in a […]
Indonesia Narrative Trends Report 2023
Discover the Pulse of Indonesia’s Energy Transition in 2023 What stories shaped the nation’s energy future?The Narrative Trends Report 2023 dives deep into how Indonesians talked about energy transition online—from presidential campaigns to grassroots movements, from policy debates to public sentiment. Crafted by CASE for Southeast Asia Project – Indonesia and powered by advanced data […]
Coal’s Endgame Infographic: Capturing Carbon or Early Retirement of CFPP?
One of the main debates within the discourse of energy transition in Indonesia is between retiring coal-fired powerplants (CFPP) early and to utilize renewable energy or to keep CFPP running and utilizing carbon-capture and storage to lower greenhouse gas emission from burning coals. Which one would be more beneficial for Indonesia?
Factsheet: Carbon Capture and Storage
Given the marginal impact, enormous energy requirements, and the time-consuming nature of CCS/CCUS, there’s a pertinent question to ponder: Is CCS/CCUS really the solution we should be banking our future on?
Factsheet: Carbon Trading
Since the carbon exchange was launched in September 2023, until February 14, 2025, IDXCarbon has recorded transactions of 1.557.326 tCO2e or IDR 76,56 billion from 107 transactions. Carbon trading is one of the instruments used globally as a source of climate finance and to achieve the energy transition. So, how does Indonesia navigate the potential […]