Who is Nusantara Energi Indonesia?

Incorporated in 2012, Nusantara Energi Indonesia is an investment company based in Jakarta. NEI's portfolios covers a broad spectrum of industries such as Mining services, Bulk sea transportation, Construction, Renewable energy and Labor supplies. To be the best partner in mine development and producer of cheaper energy alternatives.

Is Nusantara a 'green' and'sustainable' country?

Nusantara’s vision revolves around a ‘green’ and ‘sustainable’ development, with ambitious renewable energy goals even exceeding national ones. While Indonesia targets its renewable energy share to reach 31% by 2030 and aims for net zero by 2060, Nusantara strives for 80-100% clean energy and net zero by 2045.

Will Nusantara rely on hydroelectric power?

For baseload power, Nusantara will rely on hydroelectric energy, as Kalimantan is rich in water resources: East Kalimantan alone has 210 rivers stretching over 12,083 km, offering a strong foundation for both large and micro-hydropower projects. But what does the current situation look like?

Who owns Nusantara Energy Resources?

Nusantara Energy Resources is now part of the Nusantara Group, which owns 62,753 hectares of mining concessions in East Kalimantan. Based on sources, most of Nusantara Group’s shares are owned by Prabowo. His running mate, Gibran Rakabuming Raka, is the first son of Joko Widodo, the current President of Indonesia (2014-2024).

Is solar a viable energy source for Nusantara?

Recent research points to solar and hydroelectric power as the most viable options for Nusantara, aligning with the broader renewable energy outlook for Indonesia. Among the intermittent energy sources, solar holds greater promise than wind.

How much electricity does Nusantara need?

With a projected population of 1.5 million, Nusantara will require around 1,550 MW of electricity, with the first 200 MW already needed by 2030.