💨 Abstract
The G7-backed initiative to close coal power plants in emerging markets, including Indonesia's Cirebon-1, faces delays. The deal on Cirebon-1's early closure is stalled due to legal and financial concerns, with the Indonesian government worried about the costs of replacing it with renewable energy. A new government taking office in October may further complicate matters, as the president-elect has expressed support for coal.
Courtesy: theprint.in
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