Indonesia Pushes Renewable Energy for Wider Electricity Access in 3T Regions
Indonesia's Deputy Home Affairs Minister is strongly promoting the use of renewable energy to expand electricity access in unserved areas, particularly benefiting remote '3T regions' where infrastructure development lags.
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