Supporting Indonesia’s Energy Transition
Status
Ongoing
Overall Project Duration
Commissioner
BMWE
Political Partner
Cooperation Partners
AHK/EKONID
Implementing Organization
GIZ
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The Clean, Affordable and Secure Energy for Southeast Asia (CASE) project supports a shift in the power sector toward an evidence-based energy transition aligned with the Paris Agreement. By leveraging national research and strategic narratives on renewable energy, energy efficiency, and sustainable energy finance, CASE aims to drive a transformation toward clean, affordable, and secure energy systems across Southeast Asia
Background
Green hydrogen is pivotal to the energy transition and climate protection. Nevertheless, the international green hydrogen market remains in its infancy. To facilitate its expansion, entrepreneurial commitment, expertise, and investment are key. But entering new markets is often associated with considerable effort and risk. H2Uppp therefore supports companies in identifying, preparing, and implementing projects for the production and use of green hydrogen – especially in countries of the Global South.
Project Approach
In field of action 1 (project identification), the program mobilizes companies in Germany and countries of the Global South to enter the green hydrogen market and identifies cooperation projects and business models. H2Uppp also conducts market analyses and networks project developers, technology providers and hydrogen customers.
In field of action 2 (project development), H2Uppp works with private companies to jointly implement replicable projects in the field of green hydrogen / Power-to-X. For this purpose, formalized partnerships are entered into within the framework of PPPs, the feasibility of which is first examined in an ideas competition. (see following section).
In field of action 3 (project flanking and trade), H2Uppp advises local partners in the target countries with high export potential and an interest in trading with Germany. Advice focuses on the further development of the market environment and the mitigation of regulatory, trade-related and socio-economic project risks.
Desired Impacts
BMWE helps meet future green hydrogen demand in Germany and Europe, while enabling valuable technology transfer.
Project Activity Areas (Outputs)
Know-how and Capacity Development
Public Private Partnership
Networking and Project Scouting
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Project Address
De Ritz Building
Jl. HOS Cokroaminoto No. 91, DKI Jakarta, Indonesia
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Christoph Luerssen
Implementation Manager ENTRI
Atiek Fadhilah