Suaramerdeka.com
wrote about the transparency of Coal-Fired Power Plant (CFPP) emission data
information, which is considered to be the main key to controlling air
pollution. This openness is also the basis for the public to monitor emissions
released by coal-fired power plants. The Central Information Commission (KIP)
will decide on the information disclosure hearing regarding emissions data. The
trial decision will determine whether the emissions data from Suralaya CFPP in
Cilegon, Banten and Ombilin CFPP, in Padang, West Sumatra, are suitable to be
opened to the public or not. According to him, the existence of emission data
at Suralaya CFPP and Ombilin CFPP could be a basis. This is so that the
government can immediately carry out an energy transition.
CNBCIndonesia.com
wrote that President Joko Widodo emphasized that there would be no construction
of new Coal-Fired Power Plant (CFPP) as long as it was not critical. He
expressed this when responding to the stalled construction of the Indramayu
CFPP. According to Jokowi, all things related to national electricity needs
that are currently being pushed are green energy. Such as hydropower, solar
energy, wind power, and geothermal. However, it turns out that not all new
CFPPs are prohibited from being built. This Presidential Regulation also
includes exceptions for the construction of new CFPPs. One of these exceptions
is intended for CFPPs that have been stipulated in the Electricity Supply
Business Plan (RUPTL) before the enactment of this Presidential Regulation.
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