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The upcoming passage of the National Energy and Renewable Bill, aligned with Indonesia's G20 commitments and climate targets—aiming to phase out coal by 2055—is a step further along this path. Yet, experts caution that without addressing governance, safety, waste management, and social acceptability, nuclear energy could become a liability rather than an asset.

Conclusion: A Balancing Act

Indonesia stands at a crossroads, balancing the desire for a modern, sustainable energy future with the imperative to ensure safety, environmental protection, and social acceptance. While nuclear power offers the promise of reliable, low-carbon energy, its successful integration depends on overcoming significant challenges—technological, regulatory, and societal.