This week, the world’s leaders are gathering in Bali for the G20 summit. Top of the agenda: addressing climate change and championing green energy. And Indonesia is putting on quite the show! While the government flaunts electric cop cars, solar farms, coal plant bans, and a $20 billion climate financing deal, they’re also permitting the construction of new coal plants that support “national strategic projects” and requiring all coal mining companies to sell a designated amount to the state-owned utility company below market value—distorting the energy market against renewable sources.
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This week, the world’s leaders are gathering in Bali for the G20 summit. Top of the agenda: addressing climate change and championing green energy. And Indonesia is putting on quite the show! While the government flaunts electric cop cars, solar farms, coal plant bans, and a $20 billion climate financing deal, they’re also permitting the construction of new coal plants that support “national strategic projects” and requiring all coal mining companies to sell a designated amount to the state-owned utility company below market value—distorting the energy market against renewable sources.