The Minister of Energy and Mineral Resources targets increasing electricity installed capacity to 70 GW, with 60% coming from New and Renewable Energy (EBT). This target will be reflected in the 2025-2034 Electricity Supply Business Plan revision. Based on this draft, the investment demand for EBT projects is estimated at 1,100 trillion rupiah, with grid interconnection investment at around 400 trillion rupiah and power plant investment at about 600-700 trillion rupiah. To support the national economic growth target of 8% under President Prabowo's leadership, a significant increase in electricity installed capacity is needed. Previously, the Ministry of Energy and Mineral Resources predicted that some regions in Indonesia would experience electricity supply shortages in the next two years, as the economy begins to grow. The Director General of New and Renewable Energy and Energy Conservation stated that after the end of the COVID-19 pandemic, electricity demand in some regions has started to rise, such as in Sulawesi and Kalimantan. Meanwhile, the Java-Bali region has already shown a yellow light status over the next three years, with increasing industrial activities driving up electricity consumption.