President Prabowo Subianto has shown his confidence in Indonesia’s ability to achieve net-zero carbon emissions as scheduled, positioning the country as a frontrunner in reaching this important milestone. In a video conference focusing on renewable energy development and oil production expansion in East Java, Prabowo emphasized Indonesia’s capacity to efficiently produce energy and streamline logistics chains, reducing costs in the process.
He underscored the significance of energy independence in Indonesia’s quest for national sovereignty. The government’s approach involves the launch of 55 new renewable energy initiatives, including geothermal power plants, to deliver clean, dependable, and effective energy throughout the sprawling archipelago.
President Prabowo lauded the collaborative efforts of government ministries, regulatory bodies, and energy firms like Medco Energi and ExxonMobil for their contributions to Indonesia’s energy shift. While recognizing the country’s substantial oil and gas reserves, he stressed the pivotal role of renewable energy, specifically solar power, in ensuring energy self-reliance for communities nationwide.
Prabowo expressed a positive outlook on Indonesia’s future, highlighting solar energy as a beacon of hope for villages, districts, regencies, and remote islands. By harnessing renewable energy sources, Indonesia is poised to lead the way towards a brighter and sustainable tomorrow.
