World Order Lab Participates in the Indonesia Net-Zero Summit 2026
World Order Lab's Indonesia-based members participated in the Indonesia Net-Zero Summit held in Jakarta on Saturday, August 1, 2026.
Organized by the Foreign Policy Community of Indonesia (FPCI) under its Climate Unit, the summit brought together government officials, policymakers, business leaders, academics, youth, and civil society to discuss Indonesia’s pathway toward net-zero and climate resilience under the theme “It’s Time to Deliver!”
The event featured discussions on energy security, Indonesia’s 100 GW solar ambition, nature-based solutions, climate finance, green value chains, ASEAN’s energy and climate security, just transition, urban climate resilience, clean electrification, green jobs, and community-led conservation.
What are participating World Order Lab members' key takeaways and observations from the conference?
"FPCI is always at the forefront when it comes to delivering standout events that bring together academics, professionals, policymakers, artists, musicians, young people, and now even children under one roof. The Indonesia Net Zero Summit 2026 offered a fresh perspective on how governments and citizens should work hand in hand to accelerate the transition towards clean energy by 2030. Personally, the key take away is that, achieving net zero is a collective responsibility that requires participation from every level of society." --- Muhammad Izzuddin Al Haq, Executive Director & Chair of Maritime Security Working Group
"xx" --- Muhamad Ferdy Firmansyah, Analyst (Southeast Asia Desk) & Chair of Climate Action Working Group
"xx" --- Alfath Aziz Kurnia, Senior Program Associate (Communications)
"xxx." --- M. Zaenul Adrian, Analyst (Southeast Asia Desk)
World Order Lab extends its sincere appreciation to the organizers, speakers, and participants for convening this timely platform and advancing meaningful dialogue on Indonesia’s climate agenda, energy transition, and the need to translate ambition into concrete action.
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