Support to JETP
German commitment to JETP
Indonesia has embarked on a challenging journey to shift away from a dependence on fossil fuels toward cleaner, more sustainable energy sources. This transformation is essential to guarantee energy security and deliver on climate goals. To catalyse investments into renewable energies, regulatory adjustments are necessary.
Notable achievements supported by the programme to date include among others the formation of an energy transition task force and key regulatory advancements aimed at scaling up renewable energy, like the Ministerial Regulations to support rooftop solar PV integration, the establishment of the basis for carbon trading with emissions, as well as the assignment of emission ceilings to power plants.
The Just Energy Transition Partnership (JETP) is a landmark agreement forged during the G20 Leaders’ Summit in Bali in November 2022 between Indonesia and the International Partners Group (IPG), co-led by Germany and Japan. JETP aims to mobilise USD 20 billion in support of Indonesia’s clean energy transition.
In early 2025, Germany assumed the co-leadership role of Indonesia’s Just Energy Transition Partnership (JETP), alongside Japan. This underscores Germany’s commitment to providing financial and technical assistance to Indonesia, to achieve its national climate and energy targets.
Visit the JETP Secretariat website for more details.
JETP Delivery Unit
The JETP Delivery Unit (JDU) is the dedicated implementation arm for the second phase of Indonesia’s Just Energy Transition Partnership, beginning in 2026. Physically hosted at the Coordinating Ministry of Economic Affairs (CMEA) and administratively supported by GIZ, the JDU functions as a secretariat-like body that helps drive the practical realisation of JETP commitments. Operating under the guidance of CMEA, the newly established Taskforce on Energy Transition and Green Economy (Satgas TEH), the International Partners Group (IPG), and the Glasgow Financial Alliance for Net Zero (GFANZ), the JDU is tasked with tracking and communicating project progress, facilitating strategic dialogue among stakeholders, and removing barriers that hinder project execution.
As a joint mechanism reporting to both the Government of Indonesia and international partners, the JDU plays a central role in ensuring that the USD 20 billion investment framework translates into tangible progress on renewable energy deployment, coal phase-down, transmission grid upgrades, and broader climate resilience goals. By coordinating across government, development partners, and financiers, the JDU helps maintain alignment, transparency, and momentum, positioning Indonesia to advance its socially just and accelerated energy transition.
JETP Support Unit through the Energy Hub
Germany assumed the co-lead role of Indonesia’s Just Energy Transition Partnership (JETP) after the United States stepped back from its leadership role under President Trump. To fulfill this responsibility, the German Federal Ministry for Economic Cooperation and Development (BMZ) provided dedicated funding outside the regular Germany–Indonesia cooperation portfolio to establish the JETP Support Unit (JETP-SU). The unit supports Germany’s co-lead role through coordination facilitation, meeting support, analytical work, and advisory services for BMZ and the German Embassy in Jakarta on matters related to the energy sector and the JETP process.
In parallel, the JETP-SU provides assistance to Indonesian government partners, particularly CMEA, MEMR, and SATGAS TEH. This support includes policy advice, technical studies, and communication activities related to the JETP process. BMZ requested the integration of the JETP Support Unit under the Energy Hub to ensure alignment and coherence with Germany’s broader cooperation framework in Indonesia’s energy transition.
