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EU Supports Indonesia to Become a Key player in the World’s Green Transition
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The European Union Ambassador to Indonesia and Brunei,Denis Chaibi,said that the European Union was happy to provide grants thru AFD to the Ministry of Energy and Mineral Resources to carry out a green and clean transition in Indonesia,which has large natural resources,such as nickel reserves and potential great geothermal heat.
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The EU and International Partners launch ground-breaking Just Energy Transition Partnership with Indonesia
Today, President of Indonesia Joko Widodo, President of the European Commission Ursula von der Leyen on behalf of the EU, and leaders of the International Partners Group (IPG), co-lead by the United States and Japan, and including Canada, Denmark, France, Germany, Italy, Norway, and the United Kingdom, launched a Just Energy Transition Partnership (JETP) with Indonesia during the Partnership…
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Indonesia, France and the EU strengthen their partnership to accelerate the energy transition
Set to begin in 2025, this five-year cooperation program will be funded by AFD and the EU through the Indonesia Energy Transition Facility. Grants provided through the program will focus on two components: support for energy policies and preparations for renewable energy and new energy transmission projects.
French Ambassador to Indonesia, Timor-Leste, and ASEAN Fabien Penone stated that the IETF marks an notable step in expediting Indonesia’s energy transition, yielding considerable benefits for the region. he underlined that achieving energy transition necessitates substantial investment as well as robust partnerships, innovations, and long-term commitment to balancing environmental, economic, and social objectives.
He further noted that the IETF aligns with the vision of a just energy transition, aiming to create new economic opportunities, safeguard jobs, and assist vulnerable communities. Through the collaboration, the combined expertise of Indonesia, france through AFD, and the EU will be leveraged to accelerate the adoption of renewable energy and address the complexities of energy transition.
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EU Supports Indonesia in Green Transition: Interview with energy Expert
In a significant development, the European Union has been actively supporting Indonesia’s transition to a greener and cleaner energy landscape.This initiative is part of a broader effort to leverage Indonesia’s vast natural resources, such as nickel reserves and geothermal potential, to drive enduring development. This article features an insightful interview with Dr. Maria Garcia, a renowned expert on energy transitions and international cooperation.
EU Support for Indonesia’s Green Transition
Senior Editor (SE):
Dr. Garcia, can you elaborate on the EU’s role in supporting Indonesia’s green transition?
Dr. Maria garcia (MG):
The European Union has been instrumental in providing grants through the French Development Agency (AFD) to the Ministry of Energy and Mineral Resources in Indonesia. This support is aimed at facilitating a green and clean energy transition, leveraging Indonesia’s significant natural resources, including its large nickel reserves and significant geothermal potential. The EU’s involvement underscores a collaborative effort to foster sustainable development and reduce carbon emissions.
The Just Energy Transition Partnership (JETP)
SE:
What is the significance of the Just Energy Transition Partnership (JETP) launched by the EU and international partners with Indonesia?
MG:
The JETP is a groundbreaking initiative that brings together leaders from the EU, the United States, Japan, and other international partners to support Indonesia’s energy transition. This partnership aims to create a fair and inclusive transition that benefits all stakeholders. By providing financial and technical support, the JETP seeks to accelerate the adoption of renewable energy, enhance energy efficiency, and create new economic opportunities while safeguarding jobs and assisting vulnerable communities.
Strengthening Partnerships for Energy Transition
SE:
How does the cooperation between Indonesia,France,and the EU through the Indonesia Energy Transition Facility (IETF) contribute to the energy transition?
MG:
The IETF represents a significant step in expediting Indonesia’s energy transition,offering substantial benefits for the region. This five-year cooperation program, funded by AFD and the EU, focuses on supporting energy policies and preparing for renewable energy and new energy transmission projects. The collaboration leverages the combined expertise of Indonesia, France, and the EU to accelerate the adoption of renewable energy and address the complexities of energy transition, ensuring a balanced approach to environmental, economic, and social objectives.
Conclusion
Dr. Garcia, what are the main takeaways from this interview regarding the EU’s support for Indonesia’s green transition?
MG:
The main takeaways are clear: the EU’s support, through various initiatives like the JETP and IETF, is pivotal in driving Indonesia’s green transition. this support not only leverages Indonesia’s natural resources but also ensures a just and inclusive energy transition.By fostering robust partnerships, investing in renewable energy, and balancing environmental, economic, and social objectives, the EU and its international partners are paving the way for a sustainable future for Indonesia and the broader region.
