Indonesia Taps Strategic $10B Partnership with ACWA Power and Pertamina for Green Hydrogen Production

Indonesia is diving into a major clean energy push, joining forces with ACWA Power, PT Pertamina, and sovereign wealth fund BPI Danantara on a massive $10 billion investment—and it’s kicking off in July 2025.

Clean energy meets big ambition

This ambitious project aims to set up 500 MW of renewable and gas-to-power capacity, build cutting-edge green hydrogen production facilities through electrolysis, and roll out a large-scale desalination system. It’s a major step toward Indonesia’s goal of hitting a 34% renewable energy share by 2034 while also shoring up water security as the climate continues to heat up.

A bold move in the green economy

For BPI Danantara, this partnership is more than just another deal—it marks a landmark investment in Indonesia’s energy future. At the same time, it gives ACWA Power and Pertamina a major opportunity to deepen their roles in the global transition to sustainable energy.

Boosting hydrogen production and beyond

The inclusion of green hydrogen is a cornerstone of the plan, highlighting the country’s commitment to next-gen infrastructure and cleaner alternatives. Not only does it help cut carbon, it also puts Indonesia in the spotlight as a future player in the global hydrogen production game.

Power, water, and a smarter tomorrow

With this project ticking the boxes of renewable power, clean water access, and forward-thinking strategic partnerships, Indonesia isn’t just planning for the future—it’s building it from the ground up. And with the backing of major local and international players, the stage is set for a big leap into a more sustainable, resilient tomorrow.