KIC Survey: Availability and Price are the Main Factors Influencing Public Use of Energy Sources
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It turns out that people consider energy availability and cost before using a particular energy source. This is reflected in a survey by the Katadata Insight Center (KIC) on renewable energy.
The majority of respondents (64.8%) stated that the availability or ease of obtaining a particular energy source is the main factor. Meanwhile, 60.8% of respondents considered the cost of energy consumption.
The next factors considered by respondents before using a particular energy source were compatibility with existing equipment (45.2%), ease of use (36.1%), quality (29.6%), and environmental impact (29.1%).
This survey also found that 50.3% of respondents were willing to pay more for renewable energy.
Of those willing to pay more, 55.9% said they wanted to contribute to the continued development of renewable energy sources, and 50.3% said it was because renewable energy does not harm the environment.
The survey was conducted from February 26 to March 6, 2022, and involved 4,821 respondents over 18 years old throughout Indonesia. The survey method used was an online survey with non-probability sampling.
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