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Indonesia's Energy Plan Prioritizes Fossil Fuels Over Renewables

9/12/2025

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Indonesia's RUPTL 2025-2034 plan prioritizes fossil fuels, projecting 16.6 GW from coal and gas, despite a goal for 100% renewable energy by 2035.
Renewable capacity targets for 2030 decreased from 20.9 GW to 18.6 GW.
Fossil fuel generation is expected to rise by 40%, raising sustainability concerns.
CREA calls for alignment with climate commitments and JETP goals.
President Prabowo's solar power plan requires effective integration into national energy strategies.

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Indonesia's RUPTL 2025-2034 plan prioritizes fossil fuels, projecting 16.6 GW from coal and gas, despite a goal for 100% renewable energy by 2035.
Renewable capacity targets for 2030 decreased from 20.9 GW to 18.6 GW.
Fossil fuel generation is expected to rise by 40%, raising sustainability concerns.
CREA calls for alignment with climate commitments and JETP goals.
President Prabowo's solar power plan requires effective integration into national energy strategies.