Indonesia is one of countries committed to reducing greenhouse gas emissions. To support this commitment, Indonesia enact regulation regarding Acceleration of the Battery-Based Electric Motor Vehicle Program for road transportation (Perpres RI No. 55/2019). Since the enactment of these regulations, developments in the demand for electric vehicles (EV) have increased. The main impact of the transition is the construction of electricity charging infrastructure for EV. Currently Jakarta already have 721 public EV charging station to support EV population in Jakarta and this study will analyse if the current number and area that have been determined is already sufficient. The study will use population-based equation from literature review to compare ideal number of public EV charging station with actual number that have been installed. The result is number of existing installed public EV charging station in Jakarta (721 ea) is still sufficient to support EV development program in Jakarta, however from physical observation it is necessary to reassess current area that had been installed for public EV charging station to be comply with minimum requirement of public EV charging station. Future work will require assessment of all installed public EV charging station and efficiency of the charging station in term of location and ease of usage.
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