Indonesia is a young country, and before World War II was part of the Dutch East Indies, which was overrun by Japan in the war. It has had two successive 25-plus year military governments since its independence in 1945, and it has only had since 1998 to find its way in the world with a democratic Presidential government. It is trying to make up for lost time, and where renewables is concerned it talks a good game, but its government keeps falling back on the coal industry as the basis of its economic growth map – and this is getting slap bang in the way of progress. Indonesia sees progress as spending the last ten years getting 10% more of…