Indonesia's state electricity company PLN signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with two Chinese companies, Huawei and SDIC Power. The signing took place during President Prabowo's recent visit to China. The MoU aims to help Indonesia achieve energy self-sufficiency and promote the country's transition to renewable energy. During the signing ceremony, Prabowo stated that Indonesia and China have built a strong partnership in the energy sector, and Indonesia also seeks to achieve energy self-sufficiency through cooperation with other countries, including China. President Prabowo said that this cooperation opens a new chapter in Indonesia-China economic relations and lays a solid foundation for sustainable development in various fields, including energy and technology. The President of PLN stated that the company seeks to collaborate with global partners to achieve Indonesia's goal of sustainable energy self-sufficiency. They highly value the strategic cooperation with Huawei and SDIC Power, and they will continue to be reliable partners in developing green energy. This synergy highlights their firm commitment to enhancing energy independence together with international partners, which will serve as an economic driver for the Indonesian people.
Based on the agreement with Huawei Technology Investment, the two companies agreed to jointly conduct research to accelerate the digital transformation of the power industry. This cooperation will help optimize the power industry, improve efficiency, and achieve cybersecurity. It will also promote Indonesia's energy transition through the development of solar power, microgrid systems, hybrid power plants, and electric vehicle (EV) charging infrastructure. The Director of Corporate Planning and Business Development at PLN stated that this cooperation is not only about strengthening infrastructure but also about enhancing the capabilities of PLN employees through knowledge sharing and capacity building in the digital transformation of power generation, an initiative aligned with the major agenda of energy transition. The transaction with SDIC Power revolves around the Mamberamo Hydroelectric Project in Papua. The two parties will also conduct joint research on the commercial, technical, legal, and risk aspects of the hydropower station. Through cooperation with SDIC Power, they plan to strengthen PLN's technical and management capabilities in developing the Mamberamo Hydropower Plant. This collaboration is part of PLN's commitment to increasing the use of renewable energy while expanding access to clean and sustainable energy for the people of Papua and other regions.
Indonesia's state electricity company PLN signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with two Chinese companies, Huawei and SDIC Power. The signing took place during President Prabowo's recent visit to China. The MoU aims to help Indonesia achieve energy self-sufficiency and promote the country's transition to renewable energy. During the signing ceremony, Prabowo stated that Indonesia and China have built a strong partnership in the energy sector, and Indonesia also seeks to achieve energy self-sufficiency through cooperation with other countries, including China. President Prabowo said that this cooperation opens a new chapter in Indonesia-China economic relations and lays a solid foundation for sustainable development in various fields, including energy and technology. The President of PLN stated that the company seeks to collaborate with global partners to achieve Indonesia's goal of sustainable energy self-sufficiency. They highly value the strategic cooperation with Huawei and SDIC Power, and they will continue to be reliable partners in developing green energy. This synergy highlights their firm commitment to enhancing energy independence together with international partners, which will serve as an economic driver for the Indonesian people.
Based on the agreement with Huawei Technology Investment, the two companies agreed to jointly conduct research to accelerate the digital transformation of the power industry. This cooperation will help optimize the power industry, improve efficiency, and achieve cybersecurity. It will also promote Indonesia's energy transition through the development of solar power, microgrid systems, hybrid power plants, and electric vehicle (EV) charging infrastructure. The Director of Corporate Planning and Business Development at PLN stated that this cooperation is not only about strengthening infrastructure but also about enhancing the capabilities of PLN employees through knowledge sharing and capacity building in the digital transformation of power generation, an initiative aligned with the major agenda of energy transition. The transaction with SDIC Power revolves around the Mamberamo Hydroelectric Project in Papua. The two parties will also conduct joint research on the commercial, technical, legal, and risk aspects of the hydropower station. Through cooperation with SDIC Power, they plan to strengthen PLN's technical and management capabilities in developing the Mamberamo Hydropower Plant. This collaboration is part of PLN's commitment to increasing the use of renewable energy while expanding access to clean and sustainable energy for the people of Papua and other regions.