Things like green energy, in addition to economic stability and government priority programs, also align with their appetite for investment in Indonesia,Jakarta (ANTARA) – Projects related to development of green energy in Indonesia are attractive for foreign investors, Investment and Downstreaming Minister Rosan Roeslani said here on Thursday.”This aligns with their aspirations, especially of foreign investors, because these kind of investment have a positive impact on future life and the environment,” he noted.According to him, foreign interests in investing in clean energy in Indonesia is increasing.Rosan cited the accelerated conversion of diesel-fired power plants (PLTD) to solar-powered plants (PLTS), an example of President Prabowo Subianto's directive to increase solar power plant capacity to 100 GW.Furthermore, he noted that projects related to the development of geothermal power plants (PLTP) have recently attracted the interest of Japanese investors.”Things like green energy, in addition to economic stability and government priority programs, also align with their appetite for investment in Indonesia,” Rosan said.He expected the increasing interest of global investors in investing and developing projects related to new and renewable energy will have a broader impact, including on job creation.Thus, Indonesia is very open to the potential of providing various facilities and incentives for investors committed to green energy development and its impact on the domestic employment sector, he added.”If investment in renewable energy generates high employment, we are open to providing incentives as well. So, our benchmark is that incentives are not solely based on large investment amounts, but also on employment,” Rosan noted.He assured that programs related to clean energy development would continue to be pursued, as Indonesia was committed to accelerating the 2060 Net Zero Emission (NZE) target to 2050.