Indonesia’s Nuclear Waste Handling Risks Its People
Indonesian government must start thinking realistically and focus on investing in renewable energy that is safer, cheaper, and cleaner for the country and its future.
Indonesian government must start thinking realistically and focus on investing in renewable energy that is safer, cheaper, and cleaner for the country and its future.
IKEA Foundation has committed $10 million over the next three years (2019 - 2021) to support the ecosystem of entrepreneurs and accelerators addressing Indonesia’s energy access and renewable energy challenges.
High renewables scenario coupled with realistic energy savings would result in a cost saving of US$10 billion over ten years as compared with the current electricity supply plan.