Government targets additional renewable energy of 42.6 GW by 2034

According to him, integration needs to be built from providing raw materials, industrial manufacturing, mastering technology, to preparing human resources. Without a strong connection between these components, the renewable energy supply chain is at risk of being disrupted.

Indonesia has a number of mineral resources that can support the clean energy industry, including bauxite, nickel, silica and copper. These commodities are needed in the development of batteries, solar panels and various energy technology devices.

However, the availability of raw materials needs to be accompanied by mastery of technology, research, innovation, manufacturing capacity and the involvement of national business actors so that the energy transition does not create new forms of dependency.

It is hoped that the return of IndoEBTKE ConEx will open up a wider space to bring together government needs, industrial capabilities, academic research results and financial support. This forum is also a place to identify obstacles and find solutions to accelerate clean energy development in Indonesia. (ed)