Our renewable energy asset portfolio has a project base in South East Asia, South Asia and Latin America. Each asset offers financial and environmental benefits to investors and contribute to the transition towards a more sustainable future.
HEMU, Indonesia
Green Hydrogen
Located in Riau Islands, this project development encompasses utility scale solar farms and clean power generation, providing the power supply for the
600 MW electrolyser based green hydrogen production, storage infrastructure and green hydrogen export facilities. Site is being developed in modular trains, which will be scaled up to create South East Asia's green energy hub.
This 35,000 hectares of land in Sonora, Mexico will serve as the foundation for the pioneering ANEM (Aslan Net-Zero Energy Mexico) Project, housing solar-based green hydrogen and green ammonia production facility aiming to revolutionize Mexico’s and North America’s energy landscape. The project is fully aligned with Mexico’s national vision on clean energy and climate change. Integrating green hydrogen into the plan and gas networks not only reduces reliance on fossil fuels but also enhances energy security and resilience.
ANEM, Mexico
Green Hydrogen & Green Ammonia
ARUN, Indonesia
Blue Ammonia
First of its kind project in the world to develop blue ammonia at scale, backed by localized carbon capture and storage (CCS), planned peak production capacity of 600,000 Tonnes Per Annum of Blue Ammonia. CCS facilities utilize depleted reservoirs at the giant Arun gas field at Aceh, Indonesia. Project is developed in close cooperation with Pertamina's Gas subsidiary PT Perta Arun Gas.
The Green Energy hub located in Palu, Indonesia will deliver up to 400 MW of solar power production. Under the first stage, a 100 MW solar farm will be launched to primarily supply industries in the Palu SEZ. Additional solar capacity will be implemented to power the electrolysers of the 180 Tonnes/day green ammonia production facility at Palu SEZ. This project is important for increasing the renewable energy mix in the Central Sulawesi Province and a major stepping stone for the provincial government to support energy transformation.
Palu, Indonesia
Green Ammonia
