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The Affordable and Sustainable Energy Transition Program supports Indonesia’s energy transition by helping achieve its NDC 2022 and net-zero emissions in the power sector by 2050 through policy reforms. It aligns with ADB’s energy policy and Strategy 2030 priorities, including climate action, gender equality, and governance strengthening. The program follows a staggered policy-based lending approach with multiple subprograms to ensure a phased and effective transition.
To enhance Indonesia's capacity for low-carbon development by improving energy efficiency and conservation in the industrial sector through innovative financing mechanisms and supportive regulatory frameworks.
The project, "Strengthening Country Program Development and Delivery," based in Indonesia, aims to support the Country Partnership Strategy (CPS) diagnostics, deliver training on project administration, and document and disseminate improvements in ADB-funded project performance to enhance overall program delivery and effectiveness.
The project "Building Capacity for Low-Carbon Power Infrastructure Development" in Indonesia aims to strengthen renewable energy capacity in solar and wind generation, improve safeguards related to the environment, land acquisition, and indigenous peoples, and increase women's recruitment in renewable energy roles. It also focuses on planning a just transition to clean electricity and ensuring effective monitoring and reporting of results.
The project will contribute to regional progress in achieving Sustainable Development Goal 7: expanding universal access to affordable, reliable and modern energy services by 2030. Through the adoption of clean energy by more service providers like telecom operators and implementation of modern rural electrification projects, sustainable and distributed energy solutions will enhance quality of life and drive increased economic activity across the region. The project will play a pioneering role in demonstrating the commercial viability of distributed energy storage in the Asia and Pacific region, encouraging widespread investment in energy storage and renewable energy across ADB DMCs.
The project supports Indonesia's Just Energy Transition by developing, approving, and annually updating a Comprehensive Investment and Policy Plan while ensuring its effective implementation through continuous monitoring.
The U.S. Trade and Development Agency is funding a feasibility study to support MRT Jakarta in examining the technical and economic viability of installing solar panels on rooftops across MRT Jakarta’s rail system, accessing power from renewable energy power plants in Indonesia, and implementing energy efficiency and storage projects that would reduce MRT Jakarta’s overall electricity demand
Traction Energy Asia is working to bring environmentally informed foreign direct investments (FDI) to support Indonesia’s transition to clean energy and low-carbon growth. Through research, advocacy, and multilateral engagement in Indonesia, this project will enable Traction Energy to influence key government stakeholders to acknowledge the negative emissions and socioeconomic impacts of China’s FDI in the country and recognize how China’s investment and know-how could help accelerate Indonesia’s transition to clean energy and low-carbon growth. If successful, within three to five years the government of Indonesia will have developed a regulatory framework and financial and fiscal incentives that enable and attract China’s investment in projects and initiatives that support Indonesia's energy transition. Based on its experiences, the Indonesian government can also take the lead in ASEAN, especially when it chairs the regional forum in 2023. The Hewlett Foundation has provided Traction Energy Asia a funding amount of $253,985.
To increase access to sustainable and lower-cost electricity in Maluku and Nusa Tenggara regions, and strengthen the operational cap acity of the electric utility
The roll out of climate-neutral cold chains contributes to the national climate friendly economic transformation of Indonesia