To remain competitive, Indonesia needs to prioritise renewables


Indonesia will need a decisive push to match its renewable commitments with bankable projects that draw the investment that is required. — The Jakarta Post

ACROSS South-East Asia, multinational firms are expanding their footprint, setting up new factories, building data centres and strengthening supply chains. Indonesia, with its large economy and strategic location, should be leading the region in attracting that investment.

However, without access to reliable and affordable renewable electricity, businesses are looking elsewhere. Today, energy policy is investment policy, and Indonesia risks being left behind.

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