Knowledge and Policy

Shape the emerging clean energy and climate ecosystems

Online Startup School

Do you want to build your first climate tech or clean energy startup?

Learn A-Z everything about building a climate tech and clean energy startup, from the basic clean energy business model, to creating your own business plan, data analytics, energy trading platform, and more! 

Online Startup School is your go-to web-based and self-learning program that helps you undertake your entrepreneurial journey in the clean energy sector.

Center of Excellence Project

Building capacity and training: Center of Excellence Project promotes renewable energy access in Indonesia.

In collaboration with Ford Foundation, the Center of Excellence project aims to deliver a continuous and sustainable service delivery to stakeholders or communities in the form of appropriate training and/ or capacity building and advocate for policies or projects that support and promote the participation of communities in renewable energy access in Indonesia.

Binar Initiative

New Energy Nexus Indonesia’s Binar Initiative aims to catalyze the cleantech startup ecosystem by providing analytical recommendations and policies that embrace three key facets of the energy startup ecosystem: financial, non-financial, and fiscal.

Employing a bottom-up and top-down approach, Binar Initiative ensures the development of guidelines and policy recommendations grounded in in-depth situation analysis, factual foundations yet applicable within the regulatory framework of each respective regions. This initiative strives to support startups in the clean energy sector by fostering a comprehensive and inclusive environment that takes into account various dimensions, ultimately contributing to the sustainable growth of the cleantech industry.

Impact Investment

Deep Dive Research and Analysis

New Energy Nexus Indonesia in collaboration with INTRA by Angin develops a report and analysis on Investor’s Motivation for Clean Energy and Impact Investment in Indonesia. The report was developed based on desk research and interviews with a selected investors to tackle the primary questions on whether investors want to invest in Indonesia’s clean energy sector, what motivates them, and promising areas to look into.