With a per capita electricity consumption of 1.04MWh, Indonesia produced a total of 308,661 GWh of electricity power in total in 2021., resulting in 240.3 Mt of CO2 emissions for the year.

Fossil fuels dominate the country's electricity generation, with coal accounting for 61.5% of the electricity supply and 84.2% of the related CO2 emissions.

The Indonesian government has ratified a roadmap to phase out coal-fired power plants by 2035. By that year, the goal is for up to 50% of the country's electricity to come from renewable sources.