German-Indonesian Energy Cooperation

Empowering Indonesia’s Clean Energy Future

Indonesia aims to be one of the world’s largest economies by 2045, driving higher energy demand. To meet this sustainably, it must transition from coal to green, decentralised power. As a key partner, Germany supports Indonesia’s goal to decarbonise its energy sector by 2060 or sooner.

This collaboration promotes a just, affordable, and sustainable energy transition while highlighting the economies benefits of renewables, energy conservation, and enhanced energy security.

GERMAN-INDONESIAN ENERGY COOPERATION HUB

Powering Partnerships, Advancing Energy Transition

The German-Indonesian Energy Cooperation Hub (Energy Hub), established in April 2023, streamlines bilateral energy collaboration, consolidating over 30 years of partnership and enhancing coordination, also through the Just Energy Transition Partnership (JETP). It serves as a central platform to represent joint energy initiatives, facilitate high-level dialogues, and provide flexible expertise for emerging energy transition needs. By mapping projects, strengthening communication, and supporting policy exchanges, the Hub reinforces Germany’s contribution to Indonesia’s sustainable energy transition

Indonesia Sustainable Energy Week

United Towards a Sustainable FutuRE

Advancing the Energy Transition for Indonesia Emas and Net Zero Emissions.

Indonesia and Germany have collaborated on energy for over 30 years, providing technical and financial support for renewable energy, grid expansion, green jobs, and inclusive dialogues. As Indonesia transitions to a green economy under Vision 2045 and Net Zero 2060, this partnership delivers tailored solutions to support its energy and climate goals. As part of this effort, Indonesia Sustainable Energy Week (ISEW) serves as a key forum for government, industry, and academia to drive dialogue and innovation in sustainable energy transformation