Indonesia’s Energy Transition Mechanism Aims to Accelerate the Retirement of Coal
Night time view of Kelanis Coal Terminal, Central Kalimantan. | Photo by Dominic Vanyi on Unsplash.
Indonesia aims to achieve net zero emission in 2060 by transitioning to low-carbon technology and retiring coal power plants sooner than planned.
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