This article discusses the “Indonesia Energy Transition Outlook 2025,” which analyzes the progress and challenges in Indonesia’s energy transition. As the world moves towards sustainable energy, Indonesia faces significant challenges, including its reliance on coal and the slow growth of the renewable energy sector. Despite having substantial potential in renewable energy sources such as solar and geothermal, the country is still far from achieving its renewable energy mix targets. The report highlights the need for policy reforms, strong investments, and international collaboration to accelerate this transition. Furthermore, the article emphasizes the importance of an inclusive and equitable energy transition that ensures affordable energy access for all segments of society, particularly in remote areas. In tackling financing and infrastructure challenges, the report calls for decisive action from the government, private sector, and civil society to create a sustainable energy future. By adopting new technologies and leveraging existing resource potential, Indonesia has the opportunity to become a regional leader in renewable energy solutions while achieving ambitious emission reduction targets.