Indonesia is not only the most populated country in Southeast Asian but also possesses enormous renewables potential, which is essential to achieve the Net Zero 2060 vision. The figure summarizes three years of research conducted by Jannis Langer, a Ph.D. candidate from Delft University of Technology, on renewable resource mapping in Indonesia.
Langer’s research has been published in a series of articles in Energy, Renewable Energy and iScience. The map shows the technical potential in Indonesia for four renewable energy technologies, namely solar PV, onshore and offshore wind, as well as Ocean Thermal Energy Conversion (OTEC), a promising early-stage technology that utilize the heat of ocean water to generate electricity.
