Acwa Power has solidified its presence in Indonesia's energy and water sectors through strategic partnerships. One such partnership involves Danantara Indonesia, focusing on renewable energy generation, gas-to-power projects, green hydrogen initiatives, and water desalination. Another significant collaboration is with PT Pertamina, an Indonesian state-owned oil and gas corporation, to work on multi-billion-dollar power generation and water desalination projects. These agreements encompass technology development for 500MW of renewable energy, green hydrogen projects, new electricity tenders, and operation and maintenance services. With a funding potential of up to $10 billion, the partnerships aim to assist Indonesia in achieving ambitious renewable energy targets of 34% by 2034 and 87% by 2060, positioning the country as a leader in clean energy. The Vice-Chairman of Acwa Power, Raad Al-Saady, emphasized the company's dedication to supporting Indonesia in its energy and water security objectives. The CEO of Danantara, Rosan Perkasa Roeslani, highlighted the partnership's role in accelerating projects related to solar, hydrogen, and integrated water-energy solutions, aiming for sustainable growth and energy resilience. Similarly, the CEO of PT Pertamina, Simon Aloysius Mantiri, stressed the commitment to national energy security and the energy transition by collaborating with Acwa Power on renewable energy, green hydrogen, and sustainable infrastructure projects. These alliances signify a significant stride towards a greener and more prosperous future for Indonesia, showcasing the country's intent to lead the region's shift towards a low-carbon economy.