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These slides were presented during the webinar held on 17 June 2025 to introduce the Power Policy Tracker, developed under the Clean, Affordable and Secure Energy for Southeast Asia (CASE) project and hosted on the Southeast Asia Information Platform for the Energy Transition (SIPET).
The Tracker provides a structured overview of policy implementation in the power sector across ASEAN countries, supporting transparency and informed decision-making for energy transition stakeholders.
The presentation includes: • An overview of the Tracker’s purpose and structure • Key findings from the initial analysis • Country perspectives from Indonesia, the Philippines and Viet Nam • Reflections on how the tool can support policy alignment and implementation
Visit the Power Policy Tracker here.
This white paper is a collaboration between IESR, Telkomsel, and Periklindo that explores the evolution and future of the electric vehicle market in Indonesia. It highlights the growing urgency to switch to electric vehicles to achieve cleaner, cheaper, and more efficient mobility. It covers key topics such as the current state of EV adoption in Indonesia, challenges faced by consumers, government policies, and the role of advanced technologies such as IoT and telematics. It also provides insights into global EV trends, charging infrastructure development, and the economic impact of Indonesia as a global EV hub. The report emphasizes the importance of supportive policies, technological advancements, and ecosystem development to accelerate electric vehicle adoption and achieve sustainability goals.
This research, conducted by E3G in collaboration with IESR, aims to delve into the political economy of electric vehicle (EV) development in Indonesia. By analyzing the underlying political dynamics, the study seeks to identify barriers and opportunities for accelerating the transition to EVs. The research builds upon the understanding that political economy factors, rather than solely technical or economic constraints, often hinder significant policy changes. By examining the complex interplay of interests, power dynamics, and institutional factors, this study provides valuable insights for policymakers, industry stakeholders, and civil society to support the effective implementation of EV policies in Indonesia.