Energy

Both nations have strengthened their ties to advance sustainability efforts and tackle global energy challenges.

When technological advancements and market fluctuations run in parallel, challenges are present, but so are opportunities. The global energy storage markets exemplify this.

A delay in Indonesia’s energy transition plan presents its government with an opportunity to involve the public, ensuring the outcomes benefit its society and not just specific stakeholders.

Experts have criticized plans by Indonesia’s financial regulator to encourage investments in coal plants powering the metal-processing industry, acting contrary to scientific evidence.

Indonesia’s production of EV batteries as a step toward sustainability is shadowed by the fact that their manufacturing in coal-powered industrial estates contributes to pollution.

Electric vehicles outperform internal combustion engine vehicles in terms of carbon emissions, but require comprehensive lifecycle assessments for an accurate comparison of their environmental impacts

Fast and efficient, flywheel energy storage systems can play a crucial role in the modulation of power grids.

As Indonesia commits to a greener future, can the country overcome its deep reliance on coal?