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Roadmap New Renewable Energy (NRE) to Net Zero Emission The NRE Roadmap towards Net Zero Emission is a form of energy transition roadmap from fossil energy to renewable energy to achieve net zero emission in the energy sector. Some of the important points in this roadmap include: NRE development to reach 100% in the national energy mix, Reducing the operating emissions of PLTD which is getting bigger, Reducing fossil energy consumption, both in the residential, transportation, and power generation sectors, Utilization of energy efficiency equipment on a large scale. 2021: President decree RNE, President decree Retirement Coal, Cofiring electric Steam Pwr Plant, CCT, conversion Diesel Pwr Plant to gas & EBT 2022: Act NRE, Electric stove 2 millon household/year 2024: Interconnection, smart grid & smart meter 2025: NRE 23% dominate by Solar Power Plant Electrification ratio 100% Electricity .217 kWh/kapita. 2031: Retirement Steam Pwr Plant Phase I sub-critical, interconnection inter-island start COD 2035: RNE 57% dominate by Solar Pwr Plant, hydro, geothermal - Electricity 2.085 kWh/kapita 2045: First Nuclear Pwr Plant start COD 2050: RNE 87% dominate Biomass & Solar Pwr Plant - Stop selling conventional car Electricity 4.299 kWh/kapita 2021-2025 2026-2030 2031-2035 2036-2040 2041-2050 2051-2060 2027: Stop import LPG 2030: NE 42% dominate Solar Pwr Plant No New PLTS fosil pasca 2030 - - - EV 2 million car & 13 mil motorcycle Gas fuel vehicle 300.000 Household Gas 10 million - DME fuel Electric 1.548 kWh/kapita 2037: Retirement Steam Pwr phase 2 sub-critical, critical & some super critical 2040: NRE 71% dominate Solar pwr plant & biomass - Stop selling conventional motorcycle No Diesel pwr plant - LED lamp 70% Electricity 2.847 kWh/kapita 2054: Last Steam pwr plant retired 2055: Last Steam gas pwr plant retired 2060: NRE 100% dominate Solar pwr plant, hydro - All vehicle electricity basis Electric stove 52 million household - Household gas 23 milion Electricity 5.308 kWh/kapita Source: Coordinating Ministry for Economic Affairs 138

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