Authors : Budiawan Sidik Arifianto; Kasih Prihantoro; Nugroho Adi Sasongko

Volume/Issue : Volume 7 - 2022, Issue 3 - March

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DOI : https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.6345515

Abstract : In the direction of Net Zero Emission (NZE) 2060, the Indonesian government needs the best policy formulation regarding the priority of selecting energy sources to be used. In addition, appropriate criteria are needed so that the planned energy sources can be utilized optimally and are able to reduce CO2 emissions. In the direction of NZE 2060, there are a number of interests and priority actions related to the energy sector that will be carried out by the Indonesian government. Internationally, NRE and nuclear power plants (NPP) will be important keys in achieving the NZE target. This study aims to look at the priorities of the government's interest in the NZE and the priority actions that need to be taken if involving NPP in achieving the NZE target. This study will examine the formulation of government policies towards NZE and priority actions when involving NPP towards NZE. The research method used is quasiqualitative using the Scorecard Deployment (QSD) technique. The results of the QSD analysis show that in formulating a strategy towards NZE 2060, the Indonesian government tries to classify the right types of EBT so that the emission reduction target can be achieved. The government also plans to include the construction of NPP in the long-term plan to replace the discontinued coal power plants. The most important thing to start the construction of NPP, is the national commitment to declare 'go nuclear'. Without this commitment, the NPP development plan will be difficult to realize.

Keywords : Emissions, Policy, NRE, Nuclear, NPP.