Indonesia is undertaking significant investment across natural gas, geothermal, solar, and hydro to meet rising demand and diversify its energy mix. The country is working with international partners to advance initiatives such as small-scale LNG clusters, hybrid generation systems, modern grid infrastructure, and early-stage nuclear exploration. However, success depends on navigating evolving regulations, influential state-owned utilities, infrastructure constraints, and commercial risk.
Anise Partners supports energy developers, investors, and technology providers by identifying local opportunities, building strategic partnerships, and structuring bankable projects. Our senior-level access and commercial experience help clients de-risk entry, accelerate development, and engage effectively with the public and private stakeholders driving Indonesia’s energy transition.
Our Energy and Renewables Services Include
Strategic Advisory and Market Entry
We support global energy companies in evaluating, entering, and scaling within Indonesia’s traditional and renewable energy sectors. This includes commercial planning, project structuring, market assessment, and alignment with national energy priorities.
Unmatched Access to Decision-Makers
We connect clients with senior policymakers, utility leadership, industrial energy buyers, and private-sector operators. These relationships allow our clients to join early-stage discussions, shape commercial pathways, and accelerate project development timelines.
Access to Energy Transition and Infrastructure Initiatives
Anise Partners provides direct access to Indonesia’s priority energy programs — including small-scale LNG clusters, geothermal expansions, solar initiatives, and grid modernization projects — which often require trusted local engagement to pursue effectively.
Investment and Project Finance Connections
Our network spans sovereign wealth funds, project financiers, institutional investors, and development finance institutions focused on energy transition. We help structure investment partnerships, blended-finance models, and bankable project frameworks.
Regulatory Navigation and Compliance
We guide clients through Indonesia’s energy regulations — covering permitting, local content rules, tariff structures, procurement processes, and environmental frameworks — ensuring projects meet national requirements while maintaining international best practices.
Market Entry Case Studies
Strategic Energy Investment Advisory
Advised an investment group on regulatory, political, and stakeholder dynamics to support large-scale energy investments
Cross-Border Renewable Energy Initiative
Supported a global solar energy company in advancing a cross-border clean energy project across Indonesia
Challenges we solve for our clients
I am looking to expand my business to Indonesia. Where do I start?
We can help you identify the most relevant opportunities in Indonesia for your specific needs and/or strategic direction. We leverage our global expertise and local network to explore the right entry strategy for your business.
Can you help me understand the Indonesia landscape?
Absolutely. Indonesia is a dynamic economic environment. We can help you understand the ins and outs of doing business in Indonesia from projecting the relevant costs and investments to navigating regulations and cultural nuances.
How do I find business partners in Indonesia?
Finding the right local partners in Indonesia is crucial for a successful market entry. Through our local network of leading conglomerates, investors, start-ups and government officials – we can get you connected to the right people and partnerships crucial for your success.
How do I deal with Indonesian-specific regulations?
We help our clients overcome the challenges of operating in the Indonesian market. We offer general information on legal, financial and employment matters. Moreover, we can connect you to our on-the- ground team and advisors to provide insights and approaches and to guide your entry into the Indonesian market.
Can you also help expand to other parts of Southeast Asia?
Yes. We have a network of regional and local partners in Vietnam, Malaysia, Singapore and other parts of Southeast Asia.