JAKARTA/TOKYO -- Japan's major trading houses are exploring how they might exit their Indonesian coal-fired power generation businesses, whose emissions present difficult challenges to the global trend toward decarbonization.
Climate Change
Japan trading houses explore Indonesia coal-fired power exits
Net-zero emissions target pressures investors to turn to renewable energy
Units 5 and 6 of the Tanjung Jati B coal-fired power plant went into commercial operation in 2022 in Central Java province. (Photo by Koya Jibiki)
Read Next
Latest on Climate Change
