Aslan Energy Capital recently organized a successful tender clarification workshop in Batam, Indonesia, for the development of the country's largest solar power project, a 1,200 MWp utility-scale solar plant. This project, a crucial part of Aslan's sustainable hydrogen hub initiative, aims to connect clean power generation with green hydrogen production, positioning Batam as a key player in Southeast Asia's new energy hub. The solar project not only focuses on energy innovation but also emphasizes environmental rehabilitation by utilizing depleted lands for solar farm installation. This initiative is expected to create over 2,000 local jobs in Riau Islands, along with social impact programs to benefit nearby communities. The RFQ process attracted significant interest, with 31 global renewable energy developers submitting Expressions of Interest, and 17 bidders progressing to the final bidding stage. Aslan Energy Capital's commitment to transparent and inclusive development was highlighted during the workshop, fostering dialogue on technical and commercial aspects. The company plans to continue engagement with shortlisted bidders, further advancing the project toward execution, contributing to Indonesia's sustainable and economically prosperous future.