Probolinggo City Leads the Way in Sustainability, Winning OPCC and WLC 2024
Posted by Juniarti Elisabeth on December 18, 2024Acting Mayor M. Taufik Kurniawan of Probolinggo City received the OPCC winner award, alongside representatives from Jakarta Province, Pontianak City, and Balikpapan City, who were also recognized for their sustainability efforts in the competition. Probolinggo City, Indonesia has once again emerged as a leader in environmental sustainability, securing first place in the national One Planet […]
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Yogyakarta, ID aiming to solve waste crisis via Paris Agreement Article 6 & carbon markets
Posted by Juniarti Elisabeth on December 3, 2024In the picture above, manual waste disposal equipment around the Piyungan landfill is seen undergoing the incinerating process of organic waste on November 6, 2024, in Bantul Regency, Yogyakarta Province. Photo credit: ICLEI Indonesia Yogyakarta City is facing a growing waste crisis, where a mismatch between its generated waste and available disposal capacity leads to as […]
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[Case Study] Multi-level and multi-sectoral engagement toward 100% RE Transition in West Nusa Tenggara
Posted by Juniarti Elisabeth on November 12, 2024The West Nusa Tenggara (NTB/WNT) province, with main islands Lombok and Sumbawa, pledged an ambitious target of 60% renewable energy in Lombok’s electricity system by 2030, 100% renewable energy in the whole province’s grid in 2040, and net zero emissions for all energy sectors by 2050. This commitment represents a pioneering initiative in Indonesia’s energy […]
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[Case Study] Clean Energy Solutions and Electrification Initiatives in West Nusa Tenggara
Posted by Juniarti Elisabeth on November 12, 2024The West Nusa Tenggara (NTB) province comprises of the two main islands of Lombok and Sumbawa. Its ambitious plans to reach 100% renewable energy and net-zero emissions by mid-century must contend with the fact that it is an archipelago, which brings with it unique challenges. All islands in the province, big and small, must be […]
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[Bahasa] 100RE National Policy Recommendations for West Nusa Tenggara
Posted by Juniarti Elisabeth on November 12, 2024The National Policy Recommendations for Indonesia are meant to provide a set of recommendations to the national government of Indonesia on the theme of how it can enable the renewable energy transition at the subnational level. It draws on lessons learned from the 100% Renewables Cities and Regions Roadmap project.
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Indonesia’s National Advisory Group on 100%RE project tackles national renewables policy recommendations
Posted by Juniarti Elisabeth on October 30, 2024Key stakeholders gathered from various institutions, including MEMR, BAPPENAS, the Ministry of Home Affairs, and PT PLN , along with local officials from WNT, NGOs, and others during the 3rd National Advisory Group Meeting on the 100% Renewable Energy project. “The energy transition must also consider social justice. The shift from fossil energy to renewable […]
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West Nusa Tenggara hosts local training for bankable RE project development
Posted by Juniarti Elisabeth on October 28, 2024Over 50 participants, including West Nusa Tenggara officials from various agencies, representatives from the private sector, academic institutions, and students from vocational schools, attended the first day of the training on August 21, 2024. ICLEI Indonesia, in collaboration with the Energy Agency of West Nusa Tenggara (WNT) Province and ICENERGY Institute, conducted a two-day local […]
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Indonesia UrbanShift National-Local Dialogue: Shaping Sustainable, Low-Carbon Cities
Posted by Juniarti Elisabeth on October 23, 2024The first UrbanShift National-Local Dialogue was held on August 29-30, 2023, in Jakarta, Indonesia, marking a critical step towards building sustainable, low-carbon cities across the country. Organized by ICLEI Indonesia’s partnership with the Ministry of National Development Planning (BAPPENAS), this event brought together government agencies, local city representatives, and international development organizations to discuss how Indonesia can meet its […]
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