United Towards A Decarbonised Energy System
Day 4
Just Energy Transition is Not Just An Energy Transition
ISEW 2023 will be concluded by giving the spotlight to an array of stakeholders—from youth groups, gender activists, to renewable energy experts—who will provide insights to diverse voices of a ‘Just’ energy transition narratives, delving into their values and aspirations for Indonesia’s low carbon future. The sessions will showcase that Just Energy Transition shall enhance opportunities to increase social inclusion, gender equality, and capacity building for future green jobs in RE. By engaging with these stakeholders, ISEW 2023 aims to pave the way for an inclusive and thriving energy transition.
This agenda is subject to change
09.00 – 09.30
SCENE SETTING
Bridging Gaps Towards a Just Energy Transition
09.30 – 10.30
TALKSHOW
Gender Equality and Social Inclusion
- Sinung Triwulandari, CEO PT Haleyora Power
- Sabrina Farah Salsabila, Lead of SRE Women
- Maryam Karimah, Solar Energy Engineer, Trama Tecno Ambiental, Spain
Moderator: Neni Marlina, Gender Focal Point Energy Transition Cluster GIZ, ENTRI
Detail Agenda
As the world recognises gender equality and social inclusion are fundamental in building a just and equitable society, the Indonesian – German Sustainable Cooperation ensures that both women and men have equal opportunities, rights, and access to resources and decision-making in all works of life in general and specifically in all energy transition projects implemented between the two nations.
Projects such as DeveloPPP and ISED II provide social inclusion by embracing diversity and providing equal opportunities for all individuals so that everyone has a fair chance to thrive and contribute to their fullest potential in achieving Indonesia’s renewable energy mix target is 23% by 2025. For example, ISED II together with Society of Renewable Energy (SRE) Women, developed the Gender Equity and Social Inclusion (GESI) Audit Tool aiming at transforming society into a more equitable society by addressing the root cause of inequality and exclusion. It is expected to be able to strengthen and change the social structure to be more supportive of equality and fairness starting from the individual level, society/community level, and structural level.
10.30 – 10.45
COFFEE BREAK
10.45 – 11.45
TEDTalk and QnA
Preparing Human Resources for A Decarbonised Energy System
- Dr. Dadang Kurnia, ISED II
- Aswita Wulandari Saragih, Schneider Electric
- Charles Poeh, Kepala Kepala Balai Latihan Kerja (BLK) Provinsi Nusa Tenggara Timur (NTT)
Moderator: Catoer Wibowo / Ruly Marianti
Detail Agenda
Indonesia has a renewable energy target of 23% by 2025, that will need all relevant stakeholders to work collaboratively. As Indonesia is gearing up to achieve this target, human resource becomes the fundamental element as they will be working in the frontline. Collaboration between the government, industry stakeholders, and training institutes is vital to align programs, requirements with industry needs and ensure a competent workforce.
Projects such as DeveloPPP and ISED II provide skills development programmes essential to increase the workforce skills development by bridging the gap between industry requirements and the skills taught in educational institutions.
11.45 – 13.15
LUNCH AND FRIDAY PRAYER
13.15 – 14.15
TALKSHOW
Shaping Change through Energy Transition Narratives
- Gandabhaskara Saputra, CASE
- Coaction
- Youth representative
Moderated by: Abigail Limuria, Founder of @whatisupindonesia & Co-initator @bijakmemilih.id
Detail Agenda
Narrative is central to understanding and engaging in social change. A narrative could influence public opinion and leads perception towards certain goal. When it comes to energy transition, a narrative could be a difference between 100% renewable energy future vs fossil fuels future.
Energy transition narrative should be built around multiple narratives that cover all facets of the energy system from production to consumption, respect environmental boundaries, assure social justice, and fulfill human needs. However, narrative itself is not sufficient. In the next step, this narrative must be translated into concrete strategies, policies, and measures.
This session will be opened with a monolog on the topic of energy transition narrative. After the monolog, moderator will invite all speakers to discuss about the current narrative of the energy transition, both globally and in Indonesia (also reflected on the discussion from Day-1 until Day-4 ISEW 2023) and about how the energy transition should look like moving forward. Additionally, for this session, a speaker that represent youth group will also voice what youth expect for Indonesia’s energy transition.
14.15 – 15.00
TAKEWAYS & JOINT CLOSING
Aspiration to Reach Indonesia Emas 2045 VIsion & Decarbonisation of the Energy Sector (BAPPENAS, ESDM, GIZ)
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