The Indonesian government has reiterated its dedication to developing a high-integrity national carbon market. This initiative aims to support the country’s climate goals and attract investment in emissions reduction projects. Officials emphasize the importance of transparency and a robust regulatory framework to ensure the market’s credibility. The carbon market will initially focus on coal-fired power plants, with plans to expand to other sectors. Indonesia hopes the system will incentivize companies to lower their carbon footprint and contribute to sustainable development. The government is actively working on necessary regulations and infrastructure to facilitate trading and monitoring. This commitment aligns with Indonesia’s broader efforts to achieve net-zero emissions by 2060.