Reports in the southeast Asian country said Arifin Tasrif’s statement is backed by the inclusion of nuclear as a “green” energy technology in an energy bill that is expected to become law by the end of year.
The IEA said in a roadmap for Indonesia’s energy transition that by 2050, around one‐quarter of the country’s emissions reductions need to be achieved through technologies that are currently not commercially available in Indonesia – including nuclear.
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