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Blueprint for Action on Just and Inclusive Energy Transitions
Global Commission on People-Centred Clean Energy Transitions: Designing for Fairness June 2025 This year’s G20 President, South Africa, is placing a major focus on just and inclusive energy transitions. This builds on Brazil’s 2024 G20 Presidency which elevated just and inclusive energy transitions as a priority on the global agenda. Under Brazil’s Presidency, the G20 leaders endorsed ten voluntary Principles for Just and Inclusive Energy Transitions. The Global Commission believes these principles form a powerful framework for how governments, each navigating their own set of circumstances, can proceed with clean energy transitions that provide benefits and…
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Government Regulation No. 22 of 2021 on Environmental Protection, Organisation and Management
Government Regulation 22/2021 regulates the implementation of environmental protection and management in Indonesia. In relation to emissions, the regulation specifies that environmental licence holders must deposit funds with a government-approved bank. If a business entity causes pollution and the site needs to be restored, the Ministry of Environment and Forestry can approve the use of the funds for environmental restoration (Article 477). In relation to waste management, waste is classified as ‘hazardous and toxic’ (i.e., B3 waste) or general waste (i.e., non-B3 waste) (Articles 274 – 282). The substances that are considered as B3 waste are…
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Regulation No. 7/2024 on Procedures for Issuing Recommendations for Import Permits of Ozone Depleting Substances and Hydrofluorocarbons
This regulation aims at regulating the imports of hydrofluorocarbons and other F-gases in Indonesia.
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Import Policies and Conditions
In 2023 and 2024, the Indonesian government updated its Import Policies and Regulations.This policy sets administrative requirements for importers, such as business legality, taxpayer status, and import permits. As known, Indonesia imports various supplies such as oil and other materials. This regulation aims to facilitate the import process from selling countries to Indonesia.The following new exemptions apply to import prohibitions, notably:non hazardous or toxic metal scrapsgoods imported into a Special Economic Zoneused non-lithium batteriesImport licensing applies. For steel and iron products, import permits are notably valid for a year.
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Re-opening of the Coal Export
On January 31 2022, the Indonesian Government through the Ministry of Trade issued a Regulation Number 40 of 2022 concerning Reopening of the Coal Ban. The government has release this information in the Ministry of Energy and Mineral Resources of the Republic of Indonesia Number: 52.pers/04/sji/2022. Previously, Indonesia had banned coal exports for a month to guarantee coal supplies to national power plants. With the reopening of coal exports, starting February 1 2022, the government will reopen coal exports for companies that have fulfilled the requirements and/or are willing to pay fines or related compensation…
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Energy Efficiency Awareness Raising
Below are the main programmes of the Ministry of Energy and Mineral Resources of Indonesia to improve awareness and introduce the benefits of energy efficiency, targeting different groups of audiences:
Kampanye Potong 10% (10% Cut of Energy Use Campaign) - Targeting all stakeholders in energy sector including government institutions, industry, NGOs, and public to reduce energy consumptions by 10% . The programme was launched in May 2016 and is funded by the Ministry of Energy and Mineral Resources of Indonesia and.
Konservasi Energi Goes to Campus - (Energy Conservation Goes to Campuses) aims to introduce university students to the basic principles of energy… -
SNI ISO 50002:2014 on Energy Audits - Requirements with Guidance for Use
This international standard specifies the process requirements for carrying out a proper energy audit in Indonesia. It is applicable to all types of establishments and organisations, and all forms of energy and energy use. This standard also specifies the principles of carrying out energy audits, requirements for the common processes during energy audits, and deliverables for energy audits.
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National Energy Efficiency Award
National Energy Efficiency Award (PEEN) is an initiative of the Government of Indonesia to promote energy efficiency in building and industry sectors. PEEN aims to:Recognize and appreciate the institutions that have successfully implemented energy conservation measuresImprove participation and awareness of stakeholders in building and industry sectors in implementing energy efficiency and energy conservation measures as part of an energy management systems and encouraging innovationIntroduce industry models and building models as best practices for energy management systems.Provide incentive to the central and local governments that have implemented energy efficiency.PEEN consists of categories as follows:Energy Efficient BuildingsNew BuildingsGreen…
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Energy Efficiency in China’s Buildings Sector
Policy opportunities Over the past two decades, China has made significant strides in energy efficiency, with strong reductions in primary energy intensity across the economy and increased energy services. Much of China’s improvement has come from energy efficiency upgrades in industry and overall economic structural shifts. The buildings sector accounts for approximately 20% of its total final energy consumption and its intensity has decreased at a slower rate. There remains significant potential to unlock further energy savings through technical and policy initiatives in buildings.This report outlines opportunities for actions, targets and timelines that could improve energy efficiency in…
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Cuba
Cuba’s energy supply mainly comes from oil products, accounting for over 80% of power generation.
- Overview
- Energy mix
- Emissions
- Electricity
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