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Indonesia Energy Sector Assessment Strategy and Road Map Update Country Sector

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The energy sector is a vital part of Indonesia's economy. It accounts for about 10% of GDP and employs about 2 million people. However, the sector is facing a number of challenges, including:

Indonesia Energy Sector Assessment, Strategy, and Road Map—Update (Country Sector and Thematic Assessments)

by Asian Development Bank

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* Declining production of oil and gas * Increasing demand for energy * Rising costs of energy production * Environmental concerns

The Indonesian government has developed a number of strategies and roadmaps to address these challenges. These include:

* The Indonesia Energy Sector Assessment (IESA) * The Indonesia Energy Strategy and Roadmap (IESR) * The Indonesia Country Sector Roadmap (CSR)

These documents provide a comprehensive overview of the current state of the energy sector in Indonesia, the challenges it faces, and the strategies and roadmaps that have been developed to address these challenges.

IESA

The IESA is a comprehensive assessment of the energy sector in Indonesia. It was conducted by the World Bank in collaboration with the Indonesian government. The IESA provides an overview of the current state of the energy sector, the challenges it faces, and the opportunities for improving the sector's performance.

The IESA found that the energy sector in Indonesia is facing a number of challenges, including:

* Declining production of oil and gas * Increasing demand for energy * Rising costs of energy production * Environmental concerns

The IESA also identified a number of opportunities for improving the performance of the energy sector, including:

* Increasing investment in renewable energy * Improving energy efficiency * Reducing subsidies for fossil fuels * Reforming the energy regulatory framework

IESR

The IESR is a long-term strategy for the development of the energy sector in Indonesia. It was developed by the Indonesian government in collaboration with the World Bank. The IESR sets out a vision for the energy sector in Indonesia in 2050. The vision is for a sector that is:

* Secure * Affordable * Sustainable

The IESR identifies a number of key strategies for achieving this vision, including:

* Increasing investment in renewable energy * Improving energy efficiency * Reducing subsidies for fossil fuels * Reforming the energy regulatory framework

CSR

The CSR is a roadmap for the implementation of the IESR. It sets out a series of specific actions that need to be taken to achieve the vision of the IESR. The CSR includes a number of key milestones, such as:

* By 2025, Indonesia will have reduced its dependence on fossil fuels by 20% * By 2030, Indonesia will have increased its share of renewable energy in its energy mix to 25% * By 2050, Indonesia will have achieved its vision of a secure, affordable, and sustainable energy sector

The Indonesia Energy Sector Assessment Strategy and Road Map Update Country Sector provides a comprehensive overview of the current state of the energy sector in Indonesia, the challenges it faces, and the strategies and roadmaps that have been developed to address these challenges. The IESA, IESR, and CSR are key documents that will guide the development of the energy sector in Indonesia in the years to come.

Indonesia Energy Sector Assessment, Strategy, and Road Map—Update (Country Sector and Thematic Assessments)

by Asian Development Bank

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