HDF Energy Expands Presence in Indonesia with Renewstable Power Plants
Key Ideas
- HDF Energy, specializing in hydrogen infrastructure for power generation, is expanding in Indonesia with Renewstable power plants integrating solar, battery, and hydrogen technologies.
- The company highlighted its collaboration with Indonesia's Ministry of Energy and Mineral Resources and PT PLN (Persero) through formal agreements, emphasizing clean and stable electricity production.
- The meeting with the Governor of Maluku highlighted the province's openness to new investments, focusing on responsible practices and prioritizing local employment and environmental considerations.
- The Renewstable solution offered by HDF Energy addresses intermittency challenges in renewable energy, providing dispatchable power and promoting a promising alternative for sustainable power generation in Indonesia.
Mathieu Geze, President Director of PT Hydrogen de France (HDF) Asia Pacific, led a meeting with Governor Hendrik Lewerissa in BSD to discuss HDF Energy's operations in Indonesia. The company specializes in hydrogen infrastructure for power generation and is establishing Renewstable power plants integrating solar, battery, and hydrogen technologies. This initiative targets Eastern Indonesia, including Maluku Province. HDF Energy has formed strong collaborations with Indonesia's Ministry of Energy and Mineral Resources and PT PLN (Persero), signing agreements to advance clean and stable electricity generation. The meeting concluded positively with the Maluku Provincial Government showing openness to new investments, emphasizing responsible practices and local employment. The Renewstable solution offered by HDF Energy is seen as a promising alternative for renewable energy in Indonesia, addressing intermittency challenges and providing dispatchable power while considering environmental impacts.