Navigating Energy Scarcity Risks: The Dual Impact of Geopolitical Uncertainty on Indonesia's Transition to Renewable Energy

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Analysis reveals how geopolitical risks influence renewable energy adoption in Indonesia, highlighting dual impacts on energy security.

Geopolitical risks impact both short-term fossil fuel consumption and long-term renewable energy investments, suggesting a complex relationship.
The ARDL model indicates a rapid adjustment to equilibrium for renewable energy consumption, emphasizing the need for strategic planning.
A positive long-term relationship exists between energy consumption and renewable energy adoption, showing the importance of energy demand.
The findings underline the balance needed between immediate energy security and long-term environmental goals amid geopolitical uncertainties.

Eka Sudarmaji (2025) studied this question.

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Analysis reveals how geopolitical risks influence renewable energy adoption in Indonesia, highlighting dual impacts on energy security.

Geopolitical risks impact both short-term fossil fuel consumption and long-term renewable energy investments, suggesting a complex relationship.
The ARDL model indicates a rapid adjustment to equilibrium for renewable energy consumption, emphasizing the need for strategic planning.
A positive long-term relationship exists between energy consumption and renewable energy adoption, showing the importance of energy demand.
The findings underline the balance needed between immediate energy security and long-term environmental goals amid geopolitical uncertainties.

Eka Sudarmaji (2025) studied this question.

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