Indonesians spend on average 8+ hours per day connected to a device, putting the country on the leaderboard for the most screen time. Although there are significant positive outcomes from this connectivity, there are broader implications regarding work-life balance, personal development, and data privacy yet to be examined.

Indonesia’s energy transition faces significant challenges, including reliance on fossil fuels, geographical barriers, policy inconsistencies, financial constraints, and social impacts. Despite vast renewable energy potential, transitioning requires bold leadership, international cooperation, and innovative solutions to overcome regulatory hurdles, public awareness gaps, and climate vulnerabilities while ensuring equitable economic and social outcomes.