Sitting on the Equator and home to nearly 130 active volcanoes and hundreds of rivers, Indonesia is a goldmine of renewable energy - but much of it is untapped.
Renewables make up only a small share of its energy mix, or 11.2 per cent as at last year, comprising hydropower, geothermal, biofuel, biogas as well as solar and wind.
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