Asia Pacific > ‘Captive’ coal to remain under Indonesia’s latest JETP plans

‘Captive’ coal to remain under Indonesia’s latest JETP plans

Published 10:10 on November 1, 2023  /  Last updated at 10:18 on November 1, 2023  / Helen Clark /  Asia Pacific, Other APAC

Indonesia has left the retirement of its captive coal-fired power stations off its energy transition plans and said Wednesday it would need more time to develop a strategy to shut them down and replace them with clean sources under its $20 billion Just Energy Transition Partnership (JETP).
Indonesia has left the retirement of its captive coal-fired power stations off its energy transition plans and said Wednesday it would need more time to develop a strategy to shut them down and replace them with clean sources under its $20 billion Just Energy Transition Partnership (JETP).


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