Who will pay for Indonesia's clean energy bill?

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The G20 is expected to unveil a climate deal to speed up Indonesia's transition to clean energy.

Driving over the volcanic peaks which run through Bali, you pass scenes of natural and human-fashioned beauty that have made this "island of the gods" the jewel in Indonesia's tourist crown.

Celukan Bawang power station was opened in 2015, the year President Joko Widodo announced his campaign to "Light Up Indonesia". "Since they began operating we no longer find certain kinds of fish," says Koman Wahyu Suteja, a fisherman who lives a few hundred metres down the beach from the plant. "The fish have moved much farther out to sea, and people don't want to buy what we catch."

"Fast forward one year, we now are looking at a government that is finally taking climate and energy transitions seriously, with President Jokowi saying this on the international stage, and energy transition being made one of the priority agendas of the G20."The change came at COP26 - the climate summit in Glasgow in 2021 - when Indonesia said it would phase out coal-fired energy before 2050.

 

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My guess - the US. We seem to pay for all sorts of crap around the world. The real question is - who will be making the $ because of the bill? Al Gore? Bill Gates? John Kerry?

Australians should. 🥶

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