Indonesia

The company’s leadership under Jakfar Sadiq drives digitalisation and operational growth in Indonesia’s power sector.

The company’s digital system streamlines post-voyage claims and boosts cost recovery by 160%.

The company was recognised for its IMIP sanitary wastewater treatment and reuse project, which saves over 1.38 million cubic metres of water annually.

The company implemented a fast-tracked, high-capacity treatment system that delivers reliable water access for communities across Karawang, Bekasi, and DKI Jakarta.

The 80-MW unit is scheduled to start operating in October 2027.

It plans to stay ahead in Indonesia’s renewable transition through AI.

The project will be replicated in other areas.

It marks a milestone in one of Indonesia’s biggest baseload clean power projects.

Locals are powering community-led RE initiatives in Indonesia.

Clean energy will be sourced from a biogas power plant.

The exploration period will last for three years.

This marks the commencement of information exchange between the partners.

This aligns with the country’s goal of 10 GW of nuclear energy.

The projects will include renewable energy generation and green hydrogen.

Its first phase will have nearly 7 MWh of capacity.

This added 55 MW to the company’s total installed capacity.