Indonesia is one of the largest natural resource producer in the world. Along with population and economic growth, Indonesia is challenged to meet the energy demand growth. Indonesia has also signed the Paris Climate Agreement (PCA) to fight against climate change and limiting the increasing global temperature by 1.5o C. The purpose of PCA is to reduce greenhouse gas emission with target to reduce the increasing heat worldwide by 1.5 degree, which caused by burning fossil fuel. Countries who’s joined PCA are responsible to submit Intended Nationally Determined Contribution (INDCs) on 2020. This act of joining PCA shows Indonesia's determination, making Indonesia bound to rule and responsible to achieve what is agreed on PCA agreement list.
On the other hand, Indonesia is also abundant with renewable energy with big potential to be developed in a big scale which is geothermal due to its strategic geographic location. This research is to review Indonesia's renewable energy potentials from various aspects and the challenges that Indonesia needs to face in developing renewable energy.
This research included a case study of Indonesia renewable company PT Terregra Asia Energy with its current project and progress project.
Key words: Fossil fuel, renewable energy, Indonesia, biomass

Abstract 1
Acknowledgment 2
Table of Content 3
List of Figures 4
Chapter 1 Introduction 5
1.1 Research Background 5
1.2 Research Object 8
Chapter 2 Literature Review 10
2.1 Renewable energy description 10
2.2 Renewable energy potential and its target in Indonesia 10
2.3 Biomass utilization in Indonesia 14
2.4. Solar Energy 16
2.5 Geothermal 17
2.6 Marine Energy 20
2.7 Wind Energy 23
Chapter 3 Methodology 24
3.1 Data Collection 24
3.2 Analysis 24
Chapter 4 Case Study 25
4.1 Company background 25
4.2 Current product and project progress 25
4.3 Future opportunities and incentives to invest 27
Chapter 5 Result 28
5.1 Conclusion 28
5.2 Future Work 28
Reference 30

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