principle-and-guidlines-for-an-equitable-and-just-energy-transition-in-indonesia-b1315634cbbf5c9e.pdf

This statement from Indonesian civil society organizations outlines principles and strategic demands for an equitable energy transition in Indonesia. It advocates for a shift from extractive to regenerative energy, calls for the total closure of coal-fired power plants by 2040, rejects 'false solutions' like nuclear and fossil gas, and demands transparent, bottom-up governance that protects the rights of vulnerable communities and workers.

• Indonesian civil society organizations demand that the energy transition move from an "extractive and centralistic energy supply pattern" to one that is "regenerative and democratic," prioritizing renewable sources like solar and wind.
• The document outlines several core principles for the Indonesian government, including the transparent distribution of funding information (specifically mentioning JETP), zero tolerance for corruption and sexual violence, and the requirement that renewable energy infrastructure be developed on a "bottom-up basis" with community agreement.
• The statement proposes a strict timeline for the phase-out of coal, calling for the gradual closure of all coal-fired power plants, including captive plants, to begin no later than 2025 and be completed by 2040, with a total termination of thermal coal production and export quotas by 2050.
• The organizations identify specific "false solutions" that must be rejected in the energy transition, including fossil gas, nuclear energy, coal co-firing, carbon capture and storage in coal plants, and coal downstreaming.
• The document calls for the establishment of a multi-stakeholder energy transition management organ with the authority to coordinate planning and monitoring, ensuring broad participation from marginalized groups including women, children, people with disabilities, and transgender people.

APA

Trend Asia (n.d.). principle-and-guidlines-for-an-equitable-and-just-energy-transition-in-indonesia-b1315634cbbf5c9e.pdf. https://trendasia.org/wp-content/uploads/2022/11/Principle-and-Guidlines-for-an-Equitable-and-Just-Energy-Transition-in-Indonesia.pdf

Chicago

Trend Asia. principle-and-guidlines-for-an-equitable-and-just-energy-transition-in-indonesia-b1315634cbbf5c9e.pdf. n.d. https://trendasia.org/wp-content/uploads/2022/11/Principle-and-Guidlines-for-an-Equitable-and-Just-Energy-Transition-in-Indonesia.pdf.

Wikipedia

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BibTeX

@misc{trendasiandprincipleandguidlinesforanequitableandjustenergytransitioninindonesiab1315634cbbf5c9epdf, author = {{Trend Asia}}, title = {{principle-and-guidlines-for-an-equitable-and-just-energy-transition-in-indonesia-b1315634cbbf5c9e.pdf}}, publisher = {Trend Asia}, url = {https://trendasia.org/wp-content/uploads/2022/11/Principle-and-Guidlines-for-an-Equitable-and-Just-Energy-Transition-in-Indonesia.pdf}, urldate = {2026-08-17}, note = {Indexed by Climate Insights Directory} }