PT HDF Energy Indonesia has partnered with the Indonesian Ministry of Transportation, PT PLN (Persero), and PT ASDP Indonesia Ferry (Persero) to explore decarbonizing Indonesia's maritime sector with locally produced green hydrogen. The collaboration aims to study and implement green hydrogen solutions in Eastern Indonesia, focusing on developing 'Renewstable' hydrogen power plants to supply green hydrogen for maritime transport. HDF Energy plans to use the hydrogen produced to power fuel cells in maritime vessels, offering a zero-emission propulsion solution. The partnership also involves the International Maritime Organization (IMO) to support clean energy pathways for shipping. This initiative demonstrates a commitment to a Net Zero emission future and paves the way for meaningful progress in reducing emissions in the maritime sector. Additionally, HDF Energy is expanding its green hydrogen initiatives in Southeast Asia, with partnerships in the Philippines and Vietnam to advance sustainable transportation solutions. The collaboration in Indonesia reflects a joint effort to replace traditional diesel engines with green hydrogen-based solutions, contributing to reducing greenhouse gas emissions. By developing green hydrogen infrastructure and retrofitting vessels with fuel cells, the project aims to revolutionize Indonesia's maritime sector towards sustainability. The positive sentiment towards hydrogen is evident through the commitment of all stakeholders to explore and implement clean energy solutions, positioning Indonesia at the forefront of green hydrogen innovation in the Asia-Pacific region.