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?

The CIPP has formulated a set of policy recommendations aimed at supporting Indonesia's goal to deliver an internationally competitive renewable energy manufacturing industry in Indonesia. These include:

- Establish an RE Industrial Strategy that is adopted in the National Industry Strategy (RIPIN) as the framework to develop high quality renewable energy industry in Indonesia supporting the energy transition agenda;

- Establish priority programs to create a market of significant capacity based on the IFA of JETP, including transmission and renewables;

- Revisit the formulation of the minimum percentage of the local content and periodic adjustment by assessing against pre-agreed indicators— including the market size and current domestic supply chain capacity.

Further explanation on policy recommendations for LCR policy can be found in Chapter 8, specifically under the sub chapter 8.1 on Local Content Requirements.

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?

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)?

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)?