Where are Kemet capacitors made?

With over 800 people in attendance, our KEMET manufacturing facility in Indonesia celebrated 100 years of innovation with food, family and fun. Our Batam location opened its doors in 2007 and is dedicated to manufacturing film capacitors.

How can Indonesia accelerate its energy transition?

IRENA recommends that Indonesia accelerates its energy transition by building the country’s energy policies based on renewable energy development to drive economic growth and job creation, supported by a predictable long-term energy plan that prioritises clean energy investments consistent with national and regional energy policies.

What is Indonesia's energy transition outlook?

The joint ‘Indonesia Energy Transition Outlook’ by IRENA and the Indonesian Ministry of Energy and Mineral Resources provides a comprehensive, renewables-focused, long-term energy pathway for the transition to a cleaner and more sustainable energy system in Indonesia.

How can Indonesia's energy transition be made more equitable and 'just'?

Indonesia’s energy transition can be made more equitable and “just” by repurposing coal projects into new more sustainable use, and allocating more renewable projects in most impacted provinces – thus creating opportunities for coal-transition impacted communities, such as job creation and new skill sets.

Will Indonesia see a boom in renewables?

Indonesia has not yet seen a boom in renewables, resulting in fossil fuels meeting its electricity demand growth. The National Energy Policy (NEP) 2014 set a target of 23% of renewables in the energy mix by 2025, however, this target is likely to be reduced to between 17-19% in the revised NEP currently being developed.

How will Indonesia's New NEP affect the energy sector?

The revised NEP, expected to be released this year, will reduce the renewable energy target from 23% by 2025 to between 17-19% in the energy mix. As a result, Indonesia’s climate commitments in the energy sector may progress slower than previously anticipated.