Indonesia's 93 Hydrogen Projects Target Rp 32 Trillion Investment
The Indonesian Ministry of Energy and Mineral Resources has announced 93 hydrogen ecosystem development projects, aiming to attract Rp 32 trillion in investment. These initiatives are crucial for reducing fossil fuel dependency and promoting renewable energy solutions across the country.

The Ministry of Energy and Mineral Resources (ESDM) has identified 93 hydrogen project initiatives across Indonesia, with an anticipated investment of Rp 32 trillion. Notably, one project on Sumba Island aims to commence commercial operations by 2028, while another project on Rengit Island, in collaboration with PT PLN (Persero), integrates solar power with hydrogen energy storage for remote areas.
Additionally, Pertamina is utilizing geothermal energy for hydrogen production at Ulubelu. The ministry seeks to expedite these projects to achieve commercial operation dates by 2027, enhancing hydrogen's role as a renewable energy source in Indonesia.




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