DAY-1: Monday, 7th December 2020
13:00 - 16:00 WIB
Welcoming Remarks by Fabby Tumiwa - Executive Director of ICEF/IESR
ARTICLE
Opening Remarks and Reflection by Prof. Dr. Kuntoro Mangkusubroto - Chairman of ICEF
Keynote Speech by Minister of Energy and Mineral Resources
Opening of IETD and Photo op of All Speakers, ICEF Members, and VIP Guests
High-level panel discussion :
SPEAKERS
SPEAKERS
SPEAKERS
Build Back Better and Greener : What Indonesia needs to turn crisis into an opportunity for accelerating the energy transition
The concept of the energy transition has gained more popularity within Indonesian policymakers and the public during these two years. However, based on IESR’s ICEO 2020, renewables capacity until the end of 2019 only reached slightly over 10 GW with generation shares at around 12.2%. Renewables investment is also mainly stagnant and all renewables targets in RPJMN or RUEN for 2019 have also been
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.
About IETD
IETD 2021
Reaching Deep Decarbonization by 2050:
set the target, mobilize action, and achieve zero emissions
It is important to make IETD contextual and relevant with current situation of Indonesia energy transition. In IETD 2018 we introduced the concept of energy transition, as well as the energy transition discourse in Indonesia. Then, in IETD 2019, we brought forward technical discussions on energy transition. In IETD 2020, we explored the stumbling blocks for Indonesia’s energy transition and well as open up discussions on how Indonesian energy transition roadmap should look like.
This year, IETD 2021 will focus on the important goal of achieving transition to a zero-emissions energy system by 2050. We will facilitate discussions on policy framework, technologies, and investments required to reach deep decarbonization of energy system in order to align Indonesia climate mitigation action with Paris Agreement.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)s
General
What is IETD?
The Indonesia Energy Transition Dialogue (IETD) is an annual dialogue platform to facilitate the energy transition discourse in Indonesia and to build an understanding of energy transition to extended stakeholders. IETD aims to reinforce the concept of the energy transition, including its drivers and consequences as well as techno-economic opportunities and challenges for all stakeholders in Indonesia.
Will IETD 2021 be held this year?
Yes. The Indonesia Energy Transition Dialogue (IETD) 2021 will be held from 20 to 24 September 2021 as a virtual event only. This decision to move to virtual format reflects the organizer’s precaution in minimizing health risk amid the ongoing COVID-19 outbreak
What is different in this year's IETD?
Other than the virtual format, this year’s IETD will focus on strengthening the knowledge of the energy transition by updating global and regional energy transition progress in the time of the pandemic, investment trends & outlooks, and facilitating the national energy transition discourse. Although we move to a virtual format, we will make sure robust high-level discussions, exchange of information, and perspective from both local and international audiences.
Who should attend?
- International and local policymakers and regulators
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International energy institutions and academia -
Energy producers, including multinationals and state-controlled enterprises involved in exploration and production activities -
Service providers in the energy sector -
Companies providing infrastructure-related support to the energy sector -
Investors -
Energy industry analysts and commentators -
Individuals interested in the future of energy security, innovation, investment, and sustainability -
Academics
When will the event be held?
Where does the event take place?
How do I become an official Sponsor?
Access
How do I find the speakers?
How can I access the virtual conference?
Can I access the virtual conference after the event ended?
You may access all recorded sessions on the resource page and IESR youtube channel.
What language IETD will be delivered in?
Registration
How do I find the speakers?
How can I access the virtual conference?
Can I access the virtual conference after the event ended?
You may access all recorded sessions on the resource page and IESR youtube channel.
What language IETD will be delivered in?
Media
How do I find the speakers?
How can I access the virtual conference?
Can I access the virtual conference after the event ended?
You may access all recorded sessions on the resource page and IESR youtube channel.
What language IETD will be delivered in?