Direktorat Jenderal Kekayaan Negara

As stated in the Nationally Determined Contribution (NDC), &nbsp;non-binding national plans to achieve the global targets set out in the Paris Agreement, Indonesia has committed to reducing greenhouse gas emissions. One form of the Indonesian government's commitment to reducing CO2 gas emissions is to formulate a carbon tax concept in the presidential regulation on the economic value of carbon (NEK). Although Indonesia has a tremendous carbon potential, coal power plants and fossil fuel transportation dominate the electricity grid in Indonesia. In addition, the use of electricity in building activities also contributes to CO2 emissions. In Indonesia, this sector is responsible for 50% of total energy expenditure and more than 70% of overall electricity consumption. This study examines the simple CO2 emissions calculation procedure on State Property in government buildings using electricity usage data as one of the variables in the performance evaluation of State Property. Measuring the amount of CO2 gas emissions is an essential initial step in energy-saving programs. This initial effort show the Indonesian government's commitment to reducing CO2 gas emissions in government buildings. Furthermore,energy-saving programs in government buildings are the initial form of energy management that can encourage commercial buildings, office buildings, and residential buildings to be green buildings. &nbsp; &nbsp;