Indonesian energy storage charging pile

Does Indonesia have a good charging infrastructure?

The government has also granted the private sector access to state-owned BEV technology to encourage expansion in this area. The ratio of vehicles to public charge points (20.1) is above the global average (15.9) but growth in Indonesia’s charging infrastructure is strong – at 77% this is well above the global average of 21%.

Can private investors support public charging infrastructure in Indonesia?

In a potential scenario of limited government funding, it will be critical for private investors to support public charging infrastructure in Indonesia. The government could complement its own investment with fiscal and non-fiscal incentives designed to attract and private investment.

How many chargers are there in Indonesia?

By the end of 2022, there were 1,114 public and private chargers across Indonesia and 80% of those were in three provinces: Bali, Jawa Barat, and DKI Jakarta.17 There are two primary charger types in Indonesia, Level 2 (also known as Type 2) and direct current fast charging (DCFC).

Who is leading the EV charging industry in Indonesia?

PLN, the national electricity company, will also lead the development of charging infrastructure. It has already collaborated with numerous OEMs to expand trials for fast and ultra-fast charging in key cities. The government aims to have 31,000 public charge points in place by 2030. Who are the main players in Indonesia’s EV charging market?