Australia-Indonesia Energy Transition Policy Dialogue

Building a just energy transition in the Indo-Pacific

The Australia-Indonesia Energy Transition Policy Dialogue brings together senior officials, regulators, business and non-government experts from Australia, Indonesia and the region to develop collaborative solutions for a just energy transition in the Indo-Pacific.

Convened by the Centre for Policy Development in conjunction with the Climateworks Centre, the Australia-Indonesia Energy Transition Policy Dialogue is a platform for government and non-government decision-makers in both countries.

The initiative breaks down barriers to investment in the green energy sector by creating a policy environment that encourages capital flow to renewable energy initiatives.

Through roundtables, research and analysis, the Australia-Indonesia Energy Transition Policy Dialogue raises ambition for the region’s decarbonisation journey in pursuit of a more sustainable, cleaner and equitable energy landscape in the Indo-Pacific.

The Australia-Indonesia Energy Transition Policy Dialogue informs the work of the Centre for Policy Development’s Sustainable Economy and Indo-Pacific programs.

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Australia-Indonesia Energy Transition Policy Dialogue recent work

As part of CPD’s work with the Energy Transition Policy Development (ETP) Forum, a media briefing was held in Jakarta to spotlight key recommendations on energy transition for Indonesia’s new
The fourth Australia-Indonesia Energy Transition Policy Dialogue meeting was held on 29 August to discuss the social dimensions of a just energy transition across Indonesia and Australia.
Making Energy Transition Work in Indonesia: Bridging The Gap Between Policy and Practice is a policy briefing paper prepared by the Energy Transition Policy Development Forum.

Australia-Indonesia Energy Transition Policy Dialogue in the media

Federal funding bodies supporting energy and industrial transformation should direct more funds towards early stage R&D to support innovation according to a new report from the Centre for Policy Development.
The Albanese government is being urged to amend its investment mandates and risk appetites to channel more of its landmark industry support to research and deep technologies after analysis found its current approach is too conservative.
Government should direct more of the billions in public support slated for major programs like Future Made in Australia and the National Reconstruction Fund towards early stages of the innovation chain, including high-risk high-reward development of new industries, according to
Centre for Policy Development (CPD) menilai pemerintahan Prabowo perlu mengurangi ketergantungan masyarakat akan subsidi energi fosil untuk dapat melaksanakan percepatan transisi energi di Indonesia.
Sebanyak enam lembaga think-tank yang tergabung di dalam Energy Transition Policy Development Forum kompak menilai bahwa pemerintahan Presiden Prabowo Subianto membutuhkan komitmen kuat untuk menciptakan transisi energi yang adil dan berkeadilan. Tak sekadar transisi, tapi juga percepatannya.

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