Indonesia has used coal and oil for energy for a long time. But now, there's more pressure to cut carbon emissions and use cleaner energy. One option is natural gas, which creates less pollution than coal and can work with the systems we already have. Because of this, it’s seen as a good choice during the shift to cleaner energy. The Indonesian government is promoting natural gas through new policies. It is building more LNG (liquefied natural gas) stations and pipelines to send gas across the country. This helps meet energy needs while also preparing for a cleaner future. Solar and wind power are also part of the plan, but they are still expensive and not always reliable. That’s why natural gas is useful as a temporary solution. Still, there are problems—gas prices can go up and down, and some areas don’t have the tools to use it. Some people also say that focusing on gas too much can slow down the move to renewables. But if handled well, natural gas can help Indonesia reduce pollution and keep energy supplies steady.What is the main idea of the text...