A novelty design of GHG Emission Reduction Cost for the Province of Nusa Tenggara Timur, Indonesia: A quantitative-based scientific view

Abstract

At present GHG emissions is a strategic issue in the effort to achieve SDGs. The Nusa Tenggara Timur (NTT) Provincial Government through its new leader in 2018 emphasizes the development of infrastructure in the field of renewable energy must be a top priority. This study aims to introduce a structured model of GHG emission reduction costs in NTT Province by referring to carbon tax considerations as exogenous factors. The results show that the average cost a reduction in the constraints between 14% and 16% are the most optimal would increase GDP to 20% compared to BAU conditions. The implications of this study will support the government's efforts in embracing a policy relating to the General Regional Energy Plan of NTT Province called in English Regional Energy General Plan which is being promoted.