Indonesia Discusses Accelerating the Energy Transition Through Renewable Energy and Electricity Modernisation
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Indonesia continues to seek ways to accelerate the energy transition. This is the main topic of the Indonesia Energy Transition Dialogue (IETD) 2026, a forum organised with the support of the Institute for Essential Services Reform (IESR). The forum brings together stakeholders to discuss the steps that need to be taken in the coming years.
One of the main focuses of this session is the development of renewable energy. Indonesia has many natural energy sources, such as solar, wind, water, and geothermal power. Participants will discuss how these sources can be utilised more widely to meet national electricity needs.
In addition, the modernisation of electricity infrastructure is also an important part of the discussion. A more modern power grid is needed so that renewable energy can be distributed well across all regions. This discussion is expected to provide an overview of concrete measures that can be taken by the government and industry players.
The energy transition is an important agenda for Indonesia because it is related to energy availability, environmental quality, and long-term development. Through dialogues such as this, cooperation between various parties is expected to grow stronger. The results of the discussion may later serve as considerations for future energy policy.
Sources: IESR
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