Equator Renewables Asia is helping unlock Indonesia's vast renewable energy potential of 3,700 GW through the Green Economic Corridor. This initiative supports Indonesia’s transition to renewable energy, driving economic growth and sustainable development for its 282 million people. Large-scale renewable projects will attract foreign investment and establish clean energy supply chains in the region.
Equator Renewables Asia collaborates with a wide range of stakeholders in Indonesia and Singapore's energy sectors to drive renewable energy cooperation, unlocking substantial benefits for Indonesia’s economic and industrial growth. These benefits will unfold in three key phases:
Renewable energy will make the Riau Islands an attractive investment hub for industries such as:
This green transformation will also foster growth in ecotourism, the blue economy, and carbon services.
Renewable energy will make the Riau Islands an attractive investment hub for industries such as:
This green transformation will also foster growth in ecotourism, the blue economy, and carbon services.
Renewable energy will make the Riau Islands an attractive investment hub for industries such as:
This green transformation will also foster growth in ecotourism, the blue economy, and carbon services.
Equator Renewables Asia collaborates with a wide range of stakeholders in Indonesia and Singapore's energy sectors to drive renewable energy cooperation, unlocking substantial benefits for Indonesia’s economic and industrial growth. These benefits will unfold in three key phases:
USD50 bn/ IDR785 tn of investment in Indonesia, including USD30 bn from construction & operations and USD20 bn from domestic manufacturing
USD63 bn/ IDR998 tn of gross value-add in Indonesia between 2025-2059, translating to USD1.8 bn yearly
232,000+ full time equivalent jobs created in Indonesia between 2025-2049, including projects and supply chain
USD13 bn in tax benefits for the Indonesia government, including direct and value-added taxes
Projects will fulfill Tingkat Komponen Dalam Negeri (TKDN) also known as local content requirements, therefore stimulating supply chain investments to develop local manufacturing
Contributes towards Indonesia’s ambitious RE targets, including an additional 75GW of renewables
Supports Indonesia’s Nationally Determined Contributions and net zero by 2050 goal
Develop Indonesia’s Renewable Energy Credits and carbon credits industry
And additional benefits for the local economy through infrastructure build and knowledge transfer
Efforts to advance renewable energy cooperation and clean tech industries within the Green Economic Corridor will significantly contribute to the achievement of the UN’s Sustainable Development Goals.
