Indonesia has made a game-changing announcement at the G20 Summit in Rio de Janeiro, capturing the world’s attention. President Prabowo Subianto revealed that the nation aims to achieve net zero emissions before 2050—ten years ahead of its original target. This ambitious goal cements Indonesia’s position as a global leader in climate action.

At the heart of this vision is the plan to retire all coal and fossil-fuel power plants by 2039, advancing the timeline from the previous 2056 deadline. Indonesia also plans to build 75 gigawatts of renewable power plants within the next 15 years. This forward-thinking approach is fueled by the country’s abundant resources, including sunlight for solar energy and vast renewable potential from its equatorial location.

“We are very optimistic that we can achieve net zero before 2050,” Prabowo emphasized. Indonesia, often labeled as one of the world’s largest greenhouse gas emitters, is flipping the script. As a top thermal coal exporter and home to the world’s third-largest rainforests, the nation is uniquely positioned to balance economic growth with sustainability.

This milestone marks an era of opportunities for businesses, communities, and individuals to contribute to Indonesia’s net zero journey. Fairatmos stands ready to support your carbon initiatives, enabling you to align with this bold vision and create lasting environmental and social impacts.

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