Indonesia is accelerating its climate agenda! The government has finalized regulations for carbon capture and storage (CCS), a groundbreaking move to slash global emissions and boost sustainable energy. The rules now await President Joko Widodo’s green light, according to energy official Dadan Kusdiana.
“This regulation completes our toolkit to fight climate change,” Kusdiana declared during a Jakarta webinar, highlighting plans to expand renewable energy alongside CCS. The strategy aims to balance economic growth with cleaner industries—think Avengers-level teamwork between tech and nature!
Why it matters: As a top global coal exporter, Indonesia’s pivot to CCS could set a template for emerging economies. The move also signals Jakarta’s ambition to lead Southeast Asia’s green transition—no small feat in a region juggling growth and sustainability.
The government has finalized regulations for carbon capture and storage (CCS), a groundbreaking move to slash global emissions and boost sustainable energy. The rules now await President Joko Widodo’s green light, according to energy official Dadan Kusdiana.
“This regulation completes our toolkit to fight climate change,” Kusdiana declared during a Jakarta webinar, highlighting plans to expand renewable energy alongside CCS. The strategy aims to balance economic growth with cleaner industries—think Avengers-level teamwork between tech and nature! 
