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Energy Mix Target Difficult to Achieve

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Motorcyclists pass near rows of windmills at the Pandansimo Hybrid Power Plant on the southern coast of Bantul regency in Yogyakarta on Saturday (16/9). The hybrid power plant, propelled by wind and sunshine, is one effort to utilize new and renewable energy.

JAKARTA, KOMPAS – The government target to increase the proportion of new and renewable energy sources by 2025 to 23 percent of the national energy mix may be difficult to meet. This 23 percent is equal to 45,000 megawatts (MW), while the current installed capacity of renewable energy plants is only about 7,500 MW.

The executive director of the Institute for Essential Services Reform, Fabby Tumiwa, said that growth in the use of renewable energy in the country was relatively low. He believed that the government target to increase the renewable energy share would be difficult to meet.

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