Low-Carbon Energy Pathway for Denpasar City, Bali, Indonesia

19 Feb 2025
Low-Carbon Energy Pathway for Denpasar City, Bali, Indonesia

Authors: ADB
Authoring Organisation: ADB - Asian Development Bank
Posted At: 12-2024

This report examines business-as-usual and low-carbon scenarios for Denpasar—the capital and most populous city of Bali, Indonesia.

It outlines the technologies, efficiency measures, and the investment costs associated with creating a low-carbon pathway for the city. Based on a scenario-based approach, the report analyzes various barriers and enablers for the application of the technologies as part of a cost-minimization pathway for Denpasar. It also identifies the investment needs for each technology, along with potential modalities for sourcing the necessary financial resources for their deployment in the city.

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