At the recent COP26 climate conference in the Scottish city of Glasgow, Indonesia was one of more than 40 countries that pledged to transition away from "unabated coal power generation" in the next few decades.

Although Indonesia endorsed just three of the pledge's four clauses – excluding Clause 3, related to issuing new permits for coal-fired projects – it was a step in the right direction from the world's biggest coal exporter, and one of the biggest emitters of greenhouse gases globally, for which coal comprises a significant amount.
 

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