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Indonesia, the world's largest nickel producer, aims to reduce emissions from its nickel industry by 81% by 2045, with plans to shift to a renewable energy mix of 61% hydropower, 30% solar, and 9% wind. Currently, 90% of nickel processing facilities rely on coal, contributing significantly to national emissions; the government’s roadmap includes improving efficiency and transitioning to cleaner energy sources. This initiative could set a precedent for responsible nickel production globally.