Jakarta solar energy policy

Dhaka to seek G2G coal import, investment in solar plants

According to meeting discussions, the Bangladesh side will explore the opportunity of coal import directly from Indonesia under the G2G agreement. Bangladesh will also look for Indonesian

US solar panel makers seek tariffs on imports

A group of U.S. solar panel manufacturers asked the Commerce Department on Thursday to impose tariffs on imports from Indonesia, India and Laos, accusing companies there of dumping cheap goods in

US launches new tariff investigation into imported polysilicon

The government aims to determine the effects on the national security of imports of "polysilicon and its derivatives." Polysilicon is used in silicon solar panels and semiconductors. An

China''s Solar Energy Capacity Set to Double by 2030, Driven

China is set to nearly double its solar energy capacity, reaching 2,500 GW by 2030—up from 1,230 GW in 2025—according to a new report by Mordor Intelligence. This represents a

Despite last-minute changes, US Senate bill deals big blow

The Senate dropped a proposed excise tax on solar and wind energy projects that don''t meet strict standards after last-minute negotiations with key Republican senators seeking better

Delhi Government notifies amendments to the Delhi Solar Energy Policy

The Delhi Government has notified the first amendment to its Delhi Solar Energy Policy 2023, raising the subsidy for residential rooftop solar installations. The amended state capital

Central Java is Committed to Becoming Indonesia''s Center

Central Java is solidifying its position as a pioneer in Indonesia''s energy transition. With abundant renewable energy potential and a strong commitment from various stakeholders, the province

New AD/CVD investigation launched on solar panels from India, Indonesia

When the U.S. government launched an investigation in 2024 into whether solar cells and panels from Cambodia, Malaysia, Thailand and Vietnam were being dumped into the American

Indonesia solar power capacity to Reach 17.1 GW by 2034:

By 2034, Indonesia aims to significantly expand its solar power capacity to 17.1 GW, focusing on both large-scale solar power plants and rooftop installations. The government has outlined a

Balancing climate ambition and energy security: The case for

Policy priorities – how to unlock Indonesia''s renewable energy Indonesia''s existing subsidies for fossil fuels should be addressed to create a level playing field for renewable energy.

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In 2022, Indonesia relied on fossil fuels for 80% of its electricity. Its emissions per capita were below the global average. Indonesia''s largest source of clean electricity is hydro (8%). Its share of wind and solar (0.2%) is below the

US antidumping investigation threatens Indian solar module

A fresh US antidumping investigation targets solar imports from India, Indonesia, and Laos, potentially disrupting India''s $4.4B export market. Analysts warn of near-term headwinds for

MRT Jakarta Receives New Renewable Energy

JAKARTA, JAKTIMES - PT MRT Jakarta (Perseroda) received a grant of US$709,630 for a Feasibility Study on the proposed renewable energy initiative provided by the United States Government through the United States

Solar energy to drive Indonesia''s transition away from coal,

A recent study explores, through various scenarios, the cost-competitiveness of solar PV-based electrification in supporting Indonesia''s renewable energy transition. July 16, 2025 LUT...

Indonesia''s Cirata Floating Solar Farm Powers 50,000 Homes,

The Cirata solar farm is expected to prevent 214,000 tons of CO₂ emissions annually, directly supporting Indonesia''s goal to produce 100 GW of clean energy by 2040. It is part of a larger

New U.S. Regulations: Solar and Wind Energy Development

Recently, U.S. solar and wind energy developers have encountered a new wave of development restrictions from the government. The U.S. Department of the Interior announced that it will

Joint Statement of the Indonesia Net-Zero

The Indonesia Net-Zero Summit 2025 urges Indonesia to strengthen its ambitious climate targets in the NDC 3.0 and COP-30. Support net-zero 2050, renewable energy, and climate diplomacy as pillars of a green economy and a

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