Green Innovation Plan Indonesia This document consists of three parts: the Policies and Parts of the Plan, Costs and Financial Summaries, and Implementation of the Plan. Policies and Parts of the Plan The plan is a 5-year program intended to slow down the effects of global warming and climate change on the nation of Indonesia and its Self-Governing Territory, the Philippines. The nation of Indonesia and the Philippines shall: a) Replace all gasoline-powered land vehicles for civilian passenger transportation with electric vehicles, to be manufactured and sold by the government. b) Buy all the gasoline-powered land vehicles for civilian passenger transportation to compensate for the cost of manufacturing electric vehicles. c) Regulate use of gasoline-powered vehicles not for civilian passenger transportation but instead used by civilians and civilian companies by issuing permits and fees. d) Reduce oil and fossil fuel imports by 90%, with the other 10% still left being imported for government purposes only. Civilian companies with Gasoline permits shall buy this fuel from the government or from another nation’s government. e) Replace the fossil fuel power plants with renewable energy sources: wind farms, hydroelectric dams (provided that they do not majorly impact any animals/historical sites), and solar cell farms. f) Provide 150,000 EV charging stations all around the country. Costs and Financial Summaries To fund the GI Plan, the Philippines and Indonesia shall: a) Increase electricity costs by 2.1% b) Buy all gasoline-powered passenger vehicles for around $375bn, and sell electric vehicles to the population for an estimated amount of $350bn, making up all but $25bn, which is factored into Indonesia’s Sustainability Dept. Annual Budget c) Spend $20bn on electric train lines all over the country, paid for by sales of diesel trains, and gasoline-powered vehicles, which are to be sold to retailers in other nations for an estimated $380bn. d) Spend an unestimated amount of money on wind turbines, solar farms, and hydroelectric dams to replace the current power plants. This money will be covered by the Indonesian Power Companies’ equipment sales. e) Spend $300 million on 150,000 EV charging stations around the country, to be paid for by sales of Jaguar Type I tanks. Implementation of the Plan The plan shall be implemented by: a) Phasing out gas vehicles (GV’s) in 4 years, and proceeding with the buying of GVs and the selling of EVs b) Building 150,000 EV charging stations at a rate of 37,500 per year, for 4 years. c) Implementing light rail and electric trains in 3 years. d) Cutting oil imports 30% a year for 3 years. e) Building 20% of the wind, solar, and hydroelectric plants (WSH) needed to generate electricity for all of the nation per year for 5 years f) Signing a more significant and stricter bill into law in 5 years’ time, when this plan finishes.
The GIP, green innovation Plan, for antarctica's RP.
