PLN stops coal-fired steam power plants (PLTU) and prefers to use renewable energy instead.

STATE electricity firm PLN will not develop coal-fired steam power plants (PLTUs) anymore after the completion of the 35-gigawatt (GW) project and the Fast Track Program 7 project in 2026. Electricity needs will then be met from new and renewable energy (EBT).

PLN is currently working to reduce the use of fossil energy for environmental reasons. PLN’s Deputy Chief Executive Officer, Darmawan Prasodjo, said that the firm had a carbon neutra

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