Designing Productive Waqf-Based Financing Model for Renewable Energy Investments Project : Empirical Evidence From Indonesia
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This research examines the potential of productive waqf as an innovative financing solution for renewable energy projects, particularly Solar Power Plants (PLTS) in Krandegan Village, Central Java. With an approach of cash, asset, and land waqf, this research offers a sustainable financing model that not only supports agricultural efficiency through renewable energy-based irrigation but also enhances the overall well-being of the community. This study uses qualitative methods with a case study approach, involving in-depth interviews with various stakeholders. The results show that productive endowments have great potential in overcoming the funding limitations of renewable energy projects, supporting national energy mix targets, and providing extensive social and economic benefits. The proposed model can be replicated in other regions with similar solar energy potential
Anahtar Kelimeler
Destekleyen Kurum
National Research and Innovation Agency (BRIN)
Etik Beyan
We extend our deepest gratitude to BRIN (National Research and Innovation Agency)for their invaluable support of our research project titled:
**"Designing Productive Waqf-Based Financing Model for Renewable Energy Investments: Empirical Evidence from Indonesia."**
Your guidance and assistance have been instrumental in enabling us to pursue impactful research in renewable energy financing. We are truly grateful for the opportunity to collaborate under your esteemed support, and we look forward to contributing to Indonesia's sustainable development initiatives.
Thank you for your trust and dedication to advancing innovative solutions for the future.
Teşekkür
We extend our deepest gratitude to BRIN (National Research and Innovation Agency) for their invaluable support of our research project titled:
**"Designing Productive Waqf-Based Financing Model for Renewable Energy Investments: Empirical Evidence from Indonesia."**
Your guidance and assistance have been instrumental in enabling us to pursue impactful research in renewable energy financing. We are truly grateful for the opportunity to collaborate under your esteemed support, and we look forward to contributing to Indonesia's sustainable development initiatives.
Thank you for your trust and dedication to advancing innovative solutions for the future.
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