Indonesia minister says U.S. exit from energy transition funding won't spillover to others

ReutersMar 24, 2025 8:02 AM

JAKARTA, March 24 (Reuters) - The United States' decision to pull out of the Just Energy Transition Partnership, an energy transition funding commitment by developed countries, will not impact the other partners' commitment to it, a senior Indonesian minister said on Monday.

Earlier this month the United States said they had withdrawn from their JETP deals with Indonesia, South Africa and Vietnam.

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