for Renewable Energy Investment in Indonesia
Indonesia, the highest energy consumer among ASEAN countries, faces significant energy consumption growth driven by economic and population expansion (IRENA, 2023). To address this, the government aims to increase renewable energy in the national mix to 23% by 2025 and 31% by 2050.
Achieving these targets requires substantial domestic and international investment in renewable energy infrastructure, technology, and projects. The Ministry of Foreign Affairs, particularly the Directorate of Europe II, requires a guide to assist investors and stakeholders interested in Indonesia's renewable energy sector.
We create a comprehensive guidebook to facilitate renewable energy investments in Indonesia, enhancing diplomatic efforts and fostering international cooperation for sustainable development.
Data Collection & Analysis- Primary Data Collection: Key actor mapping, interviews, and trend analysis.
- SWOT Analysis: Conduct a SWOT analysis to understand the investment landscape.
- Focus Group Discussions (FGDs): Organize FGDs and in-depth interviews to gather diverse perspectives.
Data Processing & Integration- Comprehensive Analysis: Integrate and synthesize data from findings.
- Strategic Framework: Link findings to a broader strategic framework.
Writing & Dissemination- Guidebook Creation: Compile data and analysis into a comprehensive guidebook.
- Strategic Recommendations: Present strategies for the Ministry and Indonesian representatives abroad to market renewable energy potential and promote investment cooperation.
