Video Lengkap Pesan Kenegaraan COP 29 oleh Ketua Delegasi Indonesia Hashim S. Djojohadikusumo

Summary

In this speech, a representative outlines Indonesia's ambitious climate action plan in the absence of President Roso. The country is committed to achieving net-zero greenhouse gas emissions by 2060, or sooner, while boosting economic growth, creating green jobs, and ensuring food security. Indonesia plans significant renewable energy expansion, including 75% of new power from renewables, and aims to develop a green smart grid. With a focus on reforestation, land revitalization, and ocean protection, Indonesia is also working on a carbon market and international collaborations to combat climate change. The nation envisions a sustainable future driven by innovation, investment, and global cooperation.

Takeaways

• 😀 The President of Indonesia, Roso, is unable to attend the event due to prior commitments but emphasizes continuing his predecessors' policies on climate action.
• 😀 Indonesia's ambition is to reduce greenhouse gas emissions to net zero by 2060 or sooner, aiming to avoid 1 million tons of carbon dioxide emissions.
• 😀 The country is transitioning from fossil fuels to renewable energy sources, with plans to generate 75% of new power from renewables.
• 😀 Indonesia plans to build 70,000 km of smart transmission lines to distribute energy across its main islands.
• 😀 The government intends to develop a green smart grid, adding 42 GW of wind and solar power, tripling the nation's energy capacity to a total of 75 GW.
• 😀 Affordable clean energy will be provided to accelerate economic growth, create jobs, ensure food security, and alleviate poverty.
• 😀 A reforestation initiative will aim to restore 12 million hectares of degraded forests, while land revitalization efforts will focus on increasing food production.
• 😀 Indonesia will protect its oceans and invest in a prosperous blue economy, focusing on climate resilience and quality jobs for local communities.
• 😀 A comprehensive green growth policy framework is being finalized, supported by massive investments of $235 billion and international collaboration.
• 😀 Indonesia is committed to developing a robust carbon market and optimizing the potential of its 557 million tons of verified carbon credits, attracting multinational companies for large-scale projects.

Q & A

What is the main focus of President Roso's climate action plan?

The main focus of President Roso's climate action plan is to reduce greenhouse gas emissions and shift from fossil fuel-based development to renewable energy, with a goal of achieving Net Zero emissions by 2060 or sooner.

How does President Roso plan to ensure sustainable economic growth in Indonesia?

President Roso plans to ensure sustainable economic growth by focusing on green, resilient, and inclusive development that balances economic growth with environmental sustainability, aiming for over 8% annual growth.

What measures will be taken to increase Indonesia's renewable energy capacity?

Indonesia will add 75% of its additional power generation capacity from renewable sources, develop a green smart grid, and triple energy capacity with 42 GW of wind and solar power.

How many kilometers of transmission lines will be built to support energy distribution across Indonesia?

Indonesia will construct 70,000 kilometers of smart transmission lines to distribute energy across the country's main and most populous islands.

What is the goal for reforestation and land revitalization in Indonesia?

Indonesia aims to reforest more than 12 million hectares of severely degraded forests and revitalize degraded land to increase food production and environmental sustainability.

What role does Indonesia's ocean protection play in its climate action strategy?

Protecting Indonesia's oceans is part of the strategy to create a prosperous blue economy, contributing to sustainable development and environmental preservation.

What are the three key enablers for Indonesia's climate action efforts?

The three key enablers for Indonesia's climate action efforts are a comprehensive green growth policy framework, massive investments of $235 billion, and international collaboration for mobilizing global resources.

How does Indonesia plan to use its natural resources for climate action?

Indonesia plans to leverage its extensive natural resources, including 500 gigatons of carbon capture and storage capacity, to implement multi-billion-dollar projects aimed at reducing carbon emissions.

What is the role of multinational companies in Indonesia's climate strategy?

Multinational companies have expressed high interest in participating in Indonesia's carbon capture and storage projects, contributing to the country's climate action efforts and attracting significant investment.

What steps will Indonesia take to develop its carbon market?

Indonesia will develop a robust carbon market, starting with optimizing the country's 557 million tons of verified carbon credits, which will help in managing emissions and generating economic opportunities.