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Frequently asked questions on Just Energy Transition Partnership () and various aspects of the Comprehensive Investment and Policy Plan (CIPP)
Technical
How does the model address the dispatch and operational constraints of coal power plants, particularly in terms of contractual offtake obligations and national minimum capacity factors?
How does the model handle fuel prices, particularly for coal?
How does the model account for capacity expansion and investment decisions in the energy sector? Specifically, what additional capacity from renewable energy power plants is anticipated by 2030, and which technology is expected to contribute most significantly to this increase? Furthermore, what proportion of the on-grid system’s energy mix is projected to be from renewable sources in 2030?
What strategies are in place to achieve the significant increase in renewable energy’s share to 44% by 2030 in the on-grid system?
What is the modeling approach used in the technical modeling?
Financing
What is the sources and types of financing of?
How much grant financing is committed under and what will it be used for?
How will financial flows be monitored?
What is the approach used in allocating funding?
What is the role of PT SMI as the manager of ETM Country Platform in implementation?
Policies
How will the policy recommendations in the CIPP be implemented by the Government of Indonesia?
LCR: Should the LCR policy be applied to projects financed by International Finance Institutions (IFIs) such as Multilateral Development Banks (MDBs) and Development Finance Institutions (DFIs)?
LCR: What are the policy recommendations suggested in the CIPP for addressing the LCR issue that is aligned with Indonesia’s interest to grow a domestic renewable energy industry?
Early CFPP Retirement and Managed Phase-Out: What are the primary concerns and regulatory hurdles to early retirement of Coal Fired Power Plants (CFPPs) and Managed Phase-Out of CFPPs (the reduction of generation output by operating CFPPs more flexibly)?
Early CFPP Retirement and Managed Phase-Out: What are the CIPP policy recommendations to enable the early retirement of Coal Fired Power Plants (CFPPs) and Managed Phase-Out of CFPPs (the reduction of generation output by operating CFPPs more flexibly)?
LCR: The Government of Indonesia (GoI) has adopted the policy of Local Content requirements (LCR) to promote the growth of domestic manufacturing and service industry, including renewable energy industry. What are the implications of the LCR policy in the context of?
PLN Financials: The Scenario in development of RE and its supporting infrastructure is very ambitious. How do you think this ambition can be realized, considering PLN’s limited financial capacity?
PLN Financials: By law, PLN is allowed to receive 7% margin for its operational but not for its investment return. The policy recommendation in the CIPP introduces a new revenue model structure for PLN to be able to recoup some of their investment. How does this new revenue model structure work?
Supply chain incentives: Why does the CIPP recommend to keep the Domestic Market Obligation (DMO), but to remove Domestic Price Obligation (DPO)?
Supply chain incentives: The suggested policy reform on Domestic Price Cap aims to eliminate market price distortion for domestic coal, but PLN will still be compensated for any price difference above $70/ton. How would this be impactful to PLN’s decision making in order to push for more renewables?
Strengthening financial policies: How would the development of Transition Taxonomy in Indonesia support the Investment Focus Areas?
Strengthening financial policies: Credit guarantee is known to de-risk the infrastructure projects. How does the CIPP recommend expanding the credit guarantee mechanism in the context of?
PPA: What are the main issues we observe in power purchase agreements in the Indonesian power industry?
PPA: What are the suggested plans for improving template PPAs in Indonesia to encourage the growth of renewable energy?
Procurement of RE: What are the main issues observed in PLN’s procurement process and why is it necessary to improve this process?
Procurement of RE: What are the suggested plans for improving PLN’s procurement process to encourage the growth of renewable energy?
Just Transition
How is Just Transition (JT) defined in?
What is the approach used in ensuring Just Transition in implementation?
How much financing is committed for Just Transition?
How will the JT Framework be operationalized at the project level?
How will Just Transition be implemented in the context of?
General
Can financing be used for investments in clean energy technologies other than renewable energy, such as nuclear energy, natural gas and CCS/CCUS technology?
How are projects selected and prioritized in?
How does the Secretariat monitor the implementation of projects?
What are the investment areas and how much investment is needed for each investment area?
What is the position of the Secretariat in the governance structure of the National Energy Transition Task Force?
What is the role of in advancing Indonesia’s energy transition?
Why is the emissions reduction target in the CIPP different to the emissions reduction target in the Joint Statement?
Will and CIPP plans and objecives be integrated into national development plans such as the Medium Term Development Plan?
WIll financing pose a new debt burden to Indonesia?
Is the CIPP a government document?
What is the link between and existing energy transition partnerships and initiatives (eg ETM, AZEC and other bilateral cooperations)