CATA Projects

Delivered by: RMISupported by: Coal Asset Transition Accelerator (CATA) Beneficiary: Pelabuhan Ratu Coal Fired Power PlantCountry: Indonesia Summary In October 2022, ahead of Indonesia’s Just Energy Transition Partnership (JETP) announcement, PT PLN and PT Bukit Asam announced a partnership to target the accelerated transition of the Pelabuhan Ratu coal-fired power plant. The 1,050 MW plant, […]

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Delivered by: Carbon Trust and TransformaSupported by: Coal Asset Transition Accelerator (CATA) Beneficiary: ConfidentialCountry: Colombia Summary Achieving Colombia’s climate targets demands an accelerated and strategic decarbonisation of its power sector. With energy contributing approximately 30% of national greenhouse gas emissions – 24% of which stem from coal-fired power generation (IDEAM, 2024) – the imperative to […]

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Delivered by: Climate Smart Ventures (CSV), in collaboration with Climate Action Teams (CAT), the Coal to Clean Stewardship Fund (CCSF), Dictuc Supported by: Coal Asset Transition Accelerator (CATA)Beneficiary:  ConfidentialCountry: Chile Summary Chile has emerged as a global leader in renewable energy among emerging economies, driven by a robust policy framework, ambitious targets, and abundant solar […]

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Delivered by: Climate Smart Ventures, Pte. Ltd. (CSV) and Green Finance & Development Center (GFDC) Supported by: Coal Asset Transition Accelerator (CATA)Beneficiary:  ConfidentialCountry: Pakistan and Vietnam Summary China’s 2021 pledge to halt overseas coal financing marked a major shift in global energy dynamics. While the commitment to support low-carbon infrastructure under the Belt and Road […]

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Delivered by: The Carbon Trust, Energy Systems Research Group (ESRG) of the University of Cape Town, Presidential Climate Commission (PCC) Beneficiary:  PCCCountry:  South Africa Summary South Africa faces a critical juncture in its energy transition. With 40,000 MW of coal-fired power capacity, coal accounts for approximately 70% of the country’s electricity generation. Most of this capacity is […]

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