KIC Survey: Public Considers Water to Have the Greatest Potential as a Renewable Energy Source

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Reza Pahlevi 22/04/2022 17:10 WIB

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A Katadata Insight Center (KIC) survey reveals that 72% of the public consider water to be Indonesia's renewable energy source with the greatest potential. However, the data does not support this clai

Public Perception of the Renewable Energy Source with the Greatest Potential (2022)

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Public Perception of the Renewable Energy Source with the Greatest Potential (2022)

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A Katadata Insight Center (KIC) survey reveals that 72% of Indonesians consider hydropower to be Indonesia's renewable energy source with the greatest potential. However, the data suggests otherwise.

Citing the 2021 Electricity Supply Business Plan (RUPTL), the largest renewable energy potential comes from solar power. Solar power potential reaches 207,898 megawatts (MW).

Public perception of solar power potential is lower than that of hydropower. This is evident from the 62.2% of respondents who believe so.

Furthermore, 52.4% consider wind power to be the most potential renewable energy source, and 29.6% consider ocean wave energy to have the greatest potential.

Only 28.7% of the public consider geothermal energy to have the greatest potential. However, a Think Geo Energy study ranks Indonesia as the second largest country in the world with geothermal resources.

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