Menyusul kesuksesan pertemuan pembuka (Indonesia Solar Economy Dialogue/ISED) yang diinisiasi oleh FPCI Climate Unit pada November 2025, acara lanjutan digelar pada Jumat 23 Januari 2026 di Hotel The Westin Jakarta. Pertemuan lanjutan ini dirancang untuk mentransformasi visi besar menjadi cetak biru aksi yang konkret, menyikapi target ambisius Presiden RI untuk mencapai 100% energi terbarukan pada 2035 dengan program 100 GW Pembangkit Listrik Tenaga Surya (PLTS) . Pertemuan

ASEAN for the Peoples Conference (AFPC) forum titled “Ensuring Climate Security for All: What Civil Societies Can Do for Southeast Asia’s Green Transition and Net Zero Future,”   held at the Sultan Hotel, Jakarta, on Saturday, October 4, 2025. Amid extreme vulnerability to climate impacts and lagging progress in the energy transition, civil society organizations across Southeast Asia united at the ASEAN for the Peoples Conference (AFPC) to advocate for accelerating a just gre

FPCI held a Global Town Hall 2025 forum, titled “Winning Humanity’s Greatest Battle: Building a Strategic North-South-East-West Grand Alliance for the Climate Future We Need”   on November 15, 2025. The Global Town Hall 2025 forum, titled “Winning Humanity’s Greatest Battle: Building a Strategic North-South-East-West Grand Alliance for the Climate Future We Need” and organized by FPCI on November 15, 2025, issued a stark warning: the world has officially entered the overshoo

The decision of the United States Government under the leadership of President Donald Trump to withdraw from the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC) should not undermine Indonesia’s commitment to climate action and energy transition. Beyond the United States, Indonesia has the opportunity to build bilateral financing cooperation with countries in the Global South to continue—and even strengthen—its climate and energy transition commitments.

On 11 April 2025, the FPCI Climate Unit hosted a virtual public discussion “State of Global Climate Politics 2025 – Climate Action vs. Political Uncertainty: Can the World Stay on Track with the Paris Agreement?” To explore these pressing issues, FPCI convened three distinguished climate experts and practitioners from the United States, India, and Brazil.

On 15 March 2024, FPCI Climate Unit convened a public discussion titled "Indonesian Climate Policy Outlook 2024."