Indonesia Energy Transition Dialogue (IETD) is an IESR and ICEF initiative. IETD aims to Reinforce the concept of the energy transition, including its drivers and consequences as well as techno-economic opportunities and challenges for stakeholders in the Indonesian power sector. This event also facilitates the energy transition discourse by building a systematic approach to ensure a smooth transition for the country.

Institute for Essential Services Reform (IESR) is a think-tank in the field of energy and environment, IESR encourage transformation into a flashed energy system by advocating a public policy that rests on data-driven and scientific studies, conducting capacity development assistance, and establishing strategic partnerships with non-governmental actors

Indonesia Clean Energy Forum (ICEF) was launched in November 2018 by the minister of Energy and Mineral Resources, H.E. Ignasius Jonan. ICEF is a platform of a constructive and fact-based dialogue to enhance understanding of energy transition and sharing best practices on policy, regulatory, and institutional framework to support a just energy transition in Indonesia power sector. ICEF’s core member comprised of 25 prominent individuals from various backgrounds.

The programme “Clean, Affordable and Secure Energy for Southeast Asia” (CASE) is jointly implemented by the Deutsche Gesellschaft für Internationale Zusammenarbeit (GIZ) GmbH and international and local expert organisations in the area of sustainable energy transformation and climate change: Agora Energiewende and NewClimate Institute (regional level), the Institute for Essential Services Reform (IESR) in Indonesia, the Institute for Climate and Sustainable Cities (ICSC) in the Philippines, the Energy Research Institute (ERI) and Thailand Development Research Institute (TDRI) in Thailand, and Vietnam Initiative for Energy Transition (VIET) in Vietnam. ​

Funded by the German Federal Ministry of the Environment, Nature Conservation and Nuclear Safety (BMU), CASE aims to support a narrative change in the region’s power sector towards an evidence-based energy transition, in the pursuit of the Paris Agreement goals. The programme makes use of available research initiatives while generating new evidence grounded in local realities that can influence economic managers, power sector decision makers, industry leaders and electricity consumers to support early, speedy, and  responsive strategic reforms in the power sector. To reach this objective, the programme applies a joint fact-finding approach involving expert analysis and dialogue to work towards consensus by converging areas of disagreement.

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Furthermore, CASE is an aligned programme of the Energy Transition Partnership (ETP), an alliance of international donors, philanthropies, and partner governments established to accelerate energy transition and to support sustainable development goals in Southeast Asia.