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  Wednesday, 05 August 2026   Indonesia’s transition toward renewable energy continues to gain momentum. One of the latest milestones comes from Jakarta, where PT Maharaksa Biru Energi Tbk (OASA) has partnered with German companies Intec Engineering GmbH and SBW Energy GmbH to develop large-scale waste-to-energy projects in Indonesia.   The strategic alliance aims to build modern waste-to-energy facilities with a total investment value reaching approximately Rp55 trillion. The collaboration combines Indonesian market knowledge with German engineering expertise, creating an opportunity to accelerate sustainable energy development across the country.   Waste management has become one of Indonesia’s biggest urban challenges. Every day, major cities produceRead More →

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  Wednesday, 05 August 2026   Mandalika continues to prove that it is one of Indonesia’s hottest tourism destinations. Known for its stunning beaches, world-class racing circuit, and rapidly growing hospitality industry, the area is now attracting international investors from around the world. One of the latest developments comes from Spain, where a Spanish investor has officially committed to building premium villas in Mandalika.   The investment is another positive sign that confidence in Lombok’s tourism sector keeps growing. Through a partnership with ITDC, the developer plans to build luxury villa accommodations that will target both domestic and international travelers looking for an exclusive vacationRead More →

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  Tuesday, 04 August 2026   Indonesia has become one of Southeast Asia’s most attractive investment destinations, and Spanish companies are increasingly recognizing its enormous business potential. With a growing middle class, strong economic development, and continuous infrastructure expansion, the country offers exciting opportunities across multiple industries.   For Spanish businesses considering expansion into Asia, Indonesia—and especially Jakarta—can serve as the ideal starting point.   Why Indonesia?   Indonesia is home to more than 280 million people, making it one of the world’s largest consumer markets. Rising incomes, rapid urbanization, and digital transformation continue to create demand for products and services in sectors such asRead More →

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  Tuesday, 04 August 2026   Indonesia’s renewable energy sector has become increasingly attractive to international investors, and Germany is among the countries showing strong interest in supporting its green energy ambitions. One of the most exciting developments is Germany’s commitment to invest in Indonesia’s hydropower projects, highlighting the growing partnership between the two nations in building a more sustainable future.   Although hydropower projects are generally located in areas with abundant rivers rather than inside Jakarta itself, the capital city plays an important role as Indonesia’s business and investment hub. Many international agreements, financing activities, and project management operations are coordinated from Jakarta, makingRead More →