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Germany would be supporting Philippines, Thailand, Vietnam and Indonesia in their transition journeys to using clean, affordable and secure energy #Environment #DataAnalytics #CleanEnergy #Renewable #Philippines #Thailand #Vietnam #Thailand #SouthEastAsia

Germany has agreed to support Indonesia in their journey to reducing Greenhouse Gas (GHG) emission, ensuring sustainable development and also reducing reliance on fossil fuel. In this, Germany would be facilitating a series of capacity development programme for the Southeast Asian countries comprising Indonesia, Philippines, Thailand and Vietnam. The capacity programme is designed specially toContinue reading “Germany would be supporting Philippines, Thailand, Vietnam and Indonesia in their transition journeys to using clean, affordable and secure energy #Environment #DataAnalytics #CleanEnergy #Renewable #Philippines #Thailand #Vietnam #Thailand #SouthEastAsia”

Indonesia has identified at least 59 locations in the country to implement Smart Grid systems and this is a part of their plan to becoming a renewable and clean energy country. Smart Grid is seen as a solution to improving their energy sources’ reliability while enhancing productivity and sustainability. Indonesia’s Smart Grid program plans toContinue reading “#Indonesia has identified 59 locations for Smart Grid systems implementation and will be leveraging Artificial Intelligence to augment the system operations #SmartGrid #ArtificialIntelligence #AI #ML #MachineLearning #EV #DataAnalytics #SouthEastAsia”

Falling short of the growth target in 2020 which was mainly due to the ongoing Covid19 pandemic, Indonesia now wants to restabilise the country by achieving economic growth of 4.5% to 5.5% in 2021. Presently, Indonesia is already engaged at many business fronts such as transforming some parts of their economy into circular economy, transitioningContinue reading “#Indonesia is trying to prop up their economy’s growth and create jobs for 1.2 million people by building more houses and commercial properties #RealEstate #Construction #SouthEastAsia”

The Indonesia government recently announced a joint initiative with the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) to adopt the circular economy model for their country. This initiative is expected to bridge the gap between the public and private sector in policy matters and should create new businesses and job opportunities within their economy. “A Circular economyContinue reading “Indonesia government to develop circular economy with UNDP to boost private sector competitiveness and attractiveness #Indonesia #ClimateChange #CircularEconomy”