• Systemiq analysis flagged Indonesia’s electricity demand rising sharply, with a high-electrification case showing up to 7% annual growth through 2035.
• Higher electrification could add about 160 terawatt-hours of demand by 2035 versus business-as-usual, driven by transport, manufacturing, data centers.
• Solar identified as the main renewable lever, with current generation costs around US$0.05–US$0.10 per kWh versus about US$0.03 per kWh in India.
• Targeted measures could cut solar costs 30%–50% to about US$0.04–US$0.07 per kWh by 2035, improving project economics.
• Least-cost pathway adds roughly 65 GW of solar from 2025–2035, lifts renewables to 44% generation, cuts system costs 5%–15%.

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