Indonesia's Pandjaitan: Don't Need 'Yo-Yo' on Energy Commitments

The video discusses Indonesia's ambitious net zero emission goals and the challenges it faces due to its heavy reliance on coal, which is a major export to China. Despite the economic benefits, the low-grade coal is harmful to the environment. Indonesia aims to transition to renewable energy sources like solar and geothermal, but faces hurdles such as young coal plants and low carbon pricing. Financial and technological support from developed countries is crucial. The current energy crisis highlights the need for careful planning in energy transitions, emphasizing the importance of reliable baseload power.

What are Indonesia's net zero emission goals by 2030?

What percentage of Indonesia's power is expected to come from renewable energy by 2050?

How does Indonesia's coal production impact its economy?

What challenges does Indonesia face in retiring its coal plants?

What is the current carbon pricing in Indonesia, and how does it compare to developed nations?

What commitments did Indonesia make regarding its energy transition?

How does the current energy crisis affect Indonesia's transition to renewable energy?