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The project aims to develop a full-scale initiative—INET-ZERO—to accelerate GHG emission reductions and enhance nature-positive outcomes in Indonesia’s Energy and FOLU sectors. It promotes a systematic, integrated approach with UNDP and UNEP jointly supporting the implementation under their respective responsibilities.
To support the energy transition in nine developing countries by increasing access to affordable, reliable, modern, and sustainable electricity
Support to collectively respond to the climate emergency and establish resilient development pathways for sustaining human security and green transformation
Strengthening of medium and high voltage transmission system in Indonesia
ETM is a scalable, collaborative initiative developed in partnership with developing member countries (DMCs) that will leverage a market-based approach to accelerate the transition from fossil fuels to clean energy.
Public and private investments—from governments, multilateral banks, private sector investors, philanthropies, and long-term investors—will finance country-specific ETM funds to retire coal power assets on an earlier schedule than if they remained with their current owners.
The TA will contribute to the policy action on electric transportation included in the policy matrix for the forthcoming policy-based loan on Sustainable and Inclusive Energy Program (SIEP) Subprogram 3, which is expected to be cofinanced by the Economic Development Cooperation Fund of the Republic of Korea. The SIEP has been supporting Presidential Regulation 55/2019, which paved the way for the promotion of EV deployment including charging infrastructure in Indonesia. The proposed TA will support a deployment roadmap, feasibility studies, and implementing regulations on electric charging infrastructure, critical to boost EV deployment. The TA will also help inform the proposed results-based loan for the Sustainable and Reliable Energy Access Program which includes support for EV charging infrastructure in western and central Java.
The DRM project objective is “the conditions for financing the national implementation of Agenda 2030 are improved in the area of fiscal policy and tax administration.”
The OECD Clean Energy Finance & Investment Mobilisation (CEFIM) programme aims to strengthen domestic enabling conditions to attract finance and investment in renewable energy, energy efficiency and decarbonisation of industry (“clean energy”) in emerging economies.
Taking an integrated approach to policy, regulation and investment mobilisation, the CEFIM programme aims to increase the potential for impact. The programme is designed to help strengthen policies that enable a robust pipeline of clean energy projects whilst mobilising private sector finance and investments in clean energy.
The Programme for Energy Efficiency in Buildings (PEEB) aims to transform the building sector by promoting sustainable building design and construction. PEEB combines financing for energy efficiency in large-scale projects with technical assistance through policy advice. Programme for Energy Efficiency in Building seeks to: - Transform the buildings sector by promoting sustainable building design and construction. - Lower the energy demand in buildings in a cost-effective manner and reduce greenhouse gas emissions to a minimum level - Leverage untapped social, ecological and economic benefits PEEB combines financing for energy efficiency in large-scale projects with technical assistance through policy advice and expertise for building sector professionals. Financing for large-scale projects or financial incentive programmes can boost market development and reinforce regulation. By setting ambitious conditions for projects, financing ensures that policy standards are applied or exceeded, and knowledge is put into practice, and serve as a door-opener for higher policy ambition in NDCs and strategies.