Power Sector Transition in

Bali

Bali has pioneered several regional regulations and policies toward the Bali Net Zero Emissions 2045 initiative, making it a standout location for the energy transition.

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Bali’s longtime quest for energy independence makes it a crucial opportunity zone for the energy transition. Bali has pioneered several regional regulations and policies toward the Bali Net Zero Emissions 2045 initiative (see Government Policies and Targets), making it a standout location for the energy transition. At a population of 4.3 million in 2020, Bali’s energy developments have a strong local impact, in addition to the potential for setting a positive global example. Bali’s energy demand is expected to grow to 2,000 MW by 2025 due to increased tourism. Despite this public commitment, renewable energy accounted for less than 2% of Bali’s electricity generation in 2022. A coal phase-out combined with the growth of renewable energy could enable a significant shift for both East Java and Bali.

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Power Sector Transition in Bali

2024 Bali Operating and Prospective Energy Capacity (Megawatts)

Energy Source / StatusAnnouncedPre-ConstructionConstructionOperating
Coal426
Oil & Gas333.7
Solar757
Wind600
Mini-hydro*1.271.4

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