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ECONOMY • INDONESIA

Indonesia's 100-gigawatt solar plan faces funding and control challenges

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Indonesia is seeking Chinese support for a major solar and energy-storage expansion, while a report cited by the South China Morning Post warns of a funding gap and disputes over domestic control. The article does not describe a finalized financing plan.

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Why it matters

The plan could shape energy investment and China's role in Indonesia's power sector. The article identifies no direct U.S. effect; Indonesia's energy development and supply-chain choices may be relevant to regional businesses.

What happens next

The funding gap and questions about domestic control remain unresolved in the account. The article does not give a timeline for financing or implementation.

How Indonesia plans to finance the expansion.

What terms it sets for Chinese investment and domestic control.