Specialist in renewable energy and sustainable business project development, Muhammad Dhery Mahendra: “Indonesia has biggest geothermal reserves in world”
About this episode
The episode features an interview with Muhammad Dhery Mahendra discussing Indonesia's energy transformation and its geothermal reserves.
Indonesia is one of the centers of energy transformation in Southeast Asia. By 2050, the country intends to increase the share of green energy in its overall energy mix to 31 per cent, and by 2060, it aims to achieve carbon neutrality. What opportunities does BRICS membership provide for Indonesia’s energy sector? What is the current national energy security index score for country? We talked about this in a BRICSterview with Muhammad Dhery Mahendra, a specialist in renewable energy and sustainable business project development at the Indonesian state oil and gas company. TV BRICS reporter: Leonid Samuna
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