These geopolitical tensions should serve as a wake-up call to hasten the transition to renewable energy. These restrictions have discouraged public adoption of rooftop solar, slowing down Indonesia's progress toward its renewable energy goals. As a result, rooftop solar installation costs can be reduced to 70% of market prices, making solar panels affordable for households and small businesses. Beyond rooftop solar, Indonesia must accelerate large-scale projects like the Cirata Floating Solar Plant, and expand electricity infrastructure for transport and industry. All this demonstrates that Indonesia has both the capacity and resources to advance renewable energy - so why does it still lean so heavily on imports?