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Jakarta City to Go Dark Tonight to Saving Energy

Let's be part of saving the earth

The Jakarta Environment Agency is about to mark Earth Hour, when people are expected to switch off their lights for one hour, on Saturday (11/26) night from 8:30 PM to 9:30 PM.

It is by Governor Instruction No. 14/2021 on the Implementation of Blackouts to Save Energy and Reduce Carbon Emissions.

Jakarta Saves Rp 247 Million during Earth Hour 2022 Campaign

Counseling and Public Relations Division Head, Yogi Ikhwan said that the instruction had mandated the implementation of blackouts three times a year, precisely during the Commemoration of Environmental Action in March, the Commemoration of Earth Day, and World Environment Day.

It aims to provide educational messages, thus people save energy and contribute to reducing emissions.

"By turning off the lights for one hour, we will save energy while reducing carbon emissions. Let's be part of saving the earth," he stressed.

Here are the locations of the blackout tonight:

A. The entire building of the Jakarta Provincial Government Office (except hospitals, health centers, clinics, etc)

B. Protocol and arterial roads

C. Jakarta City symbols, such as:

1. City Hall Building

2. National Monument (Monas) and its fountain

3. Arjuna Wiwaha Statue and its fountain

4. Hotel Indonesia Roundabout and its fountain

5. Heroes Monument and its fountain

6. Hero Statue

7. Sudirman Statue

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