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Renewable Energy

We believe that renewable energy is an important source of energy from the perspective of eliminating nuclear power plants and solving climate change.

Development of renewable energy also needs to be democratic, transparent and environmentally sustainable. There are concerns about the import of wood chips, palm oil, and palm husks from overseas or lack of consultation with communities and environmental integrity of renewable energy projects.

FoE Japan proposes a shift to 100% renewable energy in a way that does not ignore the voices of people and communities nor cause damage to society and environment.

2026.09.032026.09.03

Hanwa CO., LTD. Responds to a Second Questionnaire from Japanese and Indonesian NGOs Regarding Biomass Fuel Production; Still No Expressing Views on the Impact on Local Residents

2026.08.262026.09.03

Statement and a Third Questionnaire to Hanwa Co., Ltd. -Clearing Natural Forests or Converting Them into Plantations to Use as Raw Material for Wood Pellets Is Contrary to “Sustainability”

2026.04.142026.04.14

Hutan Tanaman Energi (HTE) MAP of Indonesia

2026.03.262026.03.26

Japanese and Indonesian Environmental NGOs Send a Follow-up Questionnaire to Hanwa Co., Ltd. to Halt Imports of Forest-Destructive Biomass Fuel.

2026.03.022026.03.02

Environmental groups call for Canada-Japan Renewable Energy-Based Just Energy Transition

2025.11.062025.12.19

Japanese and Indonesian Environmental NGOs Urge Hanwa Co., Ltd. to Halt Imports of Forest-Destructive Biomass Fuel “Indonesia’s forests are not fuel.”

2024.08.202024.08.20

PETITION: Stop Prolonging Fossil Fuels and Promoting False Solutions, that Threaten Environmental and Community Safety, and the Human Rights Violations

2024.05.172024.06.04

Webinar: The EU Renewable Energy Directive (REDIII) and its impact on Japan: To prevent deforestation caused by biomass energies(May 31, 2024)

2023.12.152023.12.15

PETITION: Immediately Stop Prolonging the Life of Fossil Fuels and Destroying the Environment and Livelihoods in Indonesia – Meaningful Participation of Local Communities and Civil Society in Just and Equitable Energy Transition