Indonesia cuts wind power target in blow to green ambitions


JAKARTA: Indonesia plans to install less wind power than envisaged under an international energy transition plan, a blow to those hoping for a bigger role for renewables in South-East Asia’s top emitter.

The energy ministry is recommending adding 5 gigawatts of wind power by 2030, compared with 8 gigawatts proposed under Indonesia’s Just Energy Transition Partnership.

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