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?
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?
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 […]
With the global energy crisis continuing to exacerbate, efforts to reduce emissions and decarbonization are critical to reach Net-Zero Emissions (NZE). The result of CASE Indonesia’s Studi Skenario Indonesia Emas (SERIES) demand scenario has shown the significant potential of end-use electrification’s efficiency to reduce non-renewable energy.
CASE’s Studi Skenario Indonesia Emas (SERIES) is an exercise that projects energy demand and supply in Indonesia to support the Long- and Medium-Development Planning of the Directorate of Electricity, Telecommunication, and Informatics under the Ministry of National Development Planning/Bappenas. The exercise estimates that electricity demand will grow to 1155 TWh in 2045, tripling the demand […]
The Roles of Technology to Support Net Zero Emission Targets in Indonesia Report is created to explore different choices of energy technologies to support energy transition in Indonesia. This study obtains data from previous discussions with the title of: A Closer Look at Emerging Technologies to Support Energy Transition in Indonesia. There are four chapters […]
Women play a critical role in shaping the future of energy. As the world moves towards cleaner, more sustainable energy systems, ensuring that this transition is just and inclusive is paramount. This aligns closely with several Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), including SDG 5: Gender Equality, SDG 7: Affordable and Clean Energy, and SDG 13: Climate […]
