Energy Transition & Supply Chains

Indonesia published its Just Energy Transition Partnership Comprehensive Investment and Policy Plan, better known as the JETP-CIPP, last November. The plan details a $20 billion public-private international partnership for energy transition. The general election held in February is bringing in a new government committed largely to a continuation of the previous government’s approach. The continued stability in Indonesia appears in stark contrast to increased conflict and political uncertainty around the world.

Join us for our annual BloombergNEF Forum in Jakarta, where key stakeholders in the energy industry, as well as influential leaders from capital markets and the government sector, will discuss the changing global landscape, and the role Indonesia has to play.

This year’s Forum, an intimate convening of leaders by invitation only, includes feature presentations and executive discussions, where we’ll address questions like:

• How can Indonesia’s state-owned enterprises and diverse conglomerates navigate increased global uncertainty and volatility?
• What are the logical next steps for the country now that it’s expanding its battery Nickel capabilities?
• Which technical options, business models and partnerships should Indonesia be leveraging to ensure a successful energy transition?

BloombergNEF Forum Jakarta is a partner event of ISF 2024. ISF 2024 is hosted by the Coordinating Ministry for Maritime and Investment (CMMAI) co-hosted by the Chamber of Commerce and Industry (KADIN).

Who will be attending