Forecast: Wind Energy Consumption in Indonesia

Wind energy consumption in Indonesia has slowly started to grow from 2018 onwards. In 2013-2017, it remained at 0 Exajoules. The first noticeable consumption was in 2018 at 0.002 Exajoules, gradually increasing to 0.003 Exajoules in 2023. The largest year-on-year increase was in 2019, which saw a 150% rise, but subsequent years have shown very modest growth, with no significant change from 2021 onwards.

Variation Analysis:

• 2019: Year-on-year increase of 150%
• 2020: Year-on-year decrease of 20%
• 2021: No change from 2020
• 2022: Year-on-year decrease of 25%
• 2023: No change from 2022
• 2019-2023 CAGR: 8.45%

Forecast Analysis Projected for 2024-2028:

• No year-on-year change forecasted from 2024-2028
• 2024-2028 Forecasted CAGR: 0%

Future Trends to Watch For:

The wind energy sector in Indonesia shows stagnant growth projections up to 2028. Potential trends to watch include technological advancements, government policy changes, and increased investments which could potentially alter these projections and spur growth in wind energy consumption.