Indonesia: Green Energy plan 2010-2025

This has been set as national commitment for sustainable energy supply and utilization.

Status: Framework Policy

References: http://unit.aist.go.jp/internat/biomassws/03workshop/material/day1indone...

Indonesia: The National Energy Policy

In its national energy policy for the years 2005-2020, the Indonesian government aims to increase energy efficienct, promote renewables, implement Demand Side Management and use cleaner fuels.

Date Implemented: 2005-2020

Status: In Force; Framework Policy

Targets: to have at least 5% share of renewable energy in the national energy mixby 2020

Indonesia: Minister of Environment Decree No. Kep-45/MENLH/10/1997 regarding Air Pollution Standard Index

Sets the nationwide air pollution standard index.

Date Implemented: 1997

Status: In Force; Mandatory

References: Indonesia Environment Monitor 2003, World Bank, http://wbln0018.worldbank.org/eap/eap.nsf/Attachments/062403-EnvMonitor2003/$File/indo+monitor.pdf

Indonesia: Network of ambient air quality monitoring stations

The Government of Indonesia established a network of ambient air quality monitoring stations in 10 cities to provide air quality data and status information, to implement the Pollution Standard Index (PSI) to monitor transboundary air quality issues and catastrophic emissions from forest fires, volcanoes, etc.

Date Implemented: 1999

Status: In Force; Government Initiative

Indonesia: National Energy Conservation Plan/ Rencana Induk Konservasi Energi Nasional (RIKEN)- Decree No. 100.K

Indonesia: The “One Million Trees” program (Program Sejuta Pohon)

The government plans to plant one million more trees in urban areas in order to improve the ambient air quality./ plans to rehabilitate 54 ha of forest.

Date Implemented: 2001

Status: Government Initiative

References: National Communication to the UNFCCC

Indonesia: Industrial Tree Estate (HTI) program

In order to decrease the rate of deforestation, the government is developing fast growing plantations under the HTI (Industrial Tree Estate) program. By 1994 these plantations covered about 1.34 million hectares with the majority being Teak (67%); Pine (23%); Mahogany (8%); and Agathis. These plantations will provide the necessary wood and associated forest products, without having to log and harvest the country’s natural forests.

Indonesia: Minister of Environment Decree No. Kep-15/MENLH/11/1996 regarding Blue Sky Program

This decree established a nationwide air pollution control program for municipalities

Date Implemented: 1996

Status: In Force; Mandatory

References: Indonesia Environment Monitor 2003, World Bank, http://wbln0018.worldbank.org/eap/eap.nsf/Attachments/062403-EnvMonitor2003/$File/indo+monitor.pdf

Indonesia: Blue Sky Program (Program Langit Biru) Decree No. 1585/k/32/MPE

Mexico: Initiative of Law for the Use of Renewable Sources of Energy (LAFRE)