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Minesto Joins Sweden-Indonesia Partnership to Develop Tidal Energy Projects

Minesto partners with Business Sweden to accelerate tidal energy deployment in Indonesia, targeting a massive 60 GW market potential to diversify the country's renewable energy mix.

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Minesto has been selected for the Sweden-Indonesia Sustainability Partnership (SISP), a strategic initiative that facilitates collaboration with Business Sweden to unlock commercial opportunities in the Indonesian tidal energy market. With an estimated 60 GW of untapped marine energy potential in the region, this partnership provides a formal framework for Minesto to identify strategic partners, secure financing, and advance specific projects like the one currently under study at Nusa Penida.

Catalysts
  • ▲ Inclusion in the Sweden-Indonesia Sustainability Partnership (SISP) to accelerate market entry.
  • ▲ Ongoing feasibility studies for a tidal energy project at Nusa Penida, Bali.
Risk Factors
  • ▼ High dependence on successful project financing and local partnership development.
  • ▼ Challenges related to Indonesia's current reliance on fossil fuels and complex infrastructure requirements across thousands of islands.
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What is the total potential for marine energy in Indonesia?

The total potential for marine energy in Indonesia is estimated to be approximately 60 GW.

What is the primary goal of the collaboration with Business Sweden?

The goal is to develop commercial opportunities for Minesto's tidal energy technology by identifying strategic partners, securing financing, and driving project development.

🎯 Key Takeaways

  • Minesto joins the SISP initiative to scale tidal energy solutions in Indonesia.
  • Indonesia holds an estimated 60 GW of untapped marine energy potential.
  • The partnership builds on existing project development efforts, including feasibility studies at Nusa Penida.

📝 Executive Summary

Swedish marine energy developer Minesto has been selected for the Sweden-Indonesia Sustainability Partnership (SISP). In collaboration with Business Sweden, the company aims to unlock Indonesia's 60 GW tidal energy potential. This initiative strengthens Minesto's commercial footprint in the region, building on existing feasibility studies near Bali to support the nation's net-zero 2060 goals.

❓ FAQ

What is the goal of the Sweden-Indonesia Sustainability Partnership for Minesto?

The partnership aims to identify strategic partners, secure financing, and accelerate the commercial development of Minesto's tidal energy technology in Indonesia.