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Indonesia muddies the waters with ‘green’ coal claims -think tank

Published 07:57 on February 28, 2024  /  Last updated at 08:58 on February 28, 2024  / Helen Clark /  Asia Pacific, Other APAC

Indonesia’s captive coal-fired power stations cannot reasonably be listed as new, clean energy even if they are used in mineral processing for the battery supply chain, a think tank said Tuesday in response to the Southeast Asian country’s recently proposed sustainable finance taxonomy.
Indonesia’s captive coal-fired power stations cannot reasonably be listed as new, clean energy even if they are used in mineral processing for the battery supply chain, a think tank said Tuesday in response to the Southeast Asian country’s recently proposed sustainable finance taxonomy.


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