Aiming For Green Energy Market, PT Lini Imaji Kreasi Targets To Increase Capacity Of 100 MW Of Renewable Energy

JAKARTA - After successfully becoming an advertising technology company, PT Lini Imaji Kreasi Ekosistem Tbk (FUTR) is targeting the potential green energy market and carbon solutions in Indonesia. Through a fresh investment from energy company PT Hexa Prima Nusantara, the company targets to increase its renewable energy capacity by 100 MegaWatt (MW) in the next five years.

With a 20-year experience in the energy sector, PT Hexa Prima Nusantara is committed to encouraging green energy and energy efficiency through its investment in FUTR subsidiaries, namely HPM (Hexa Putra Mechanical) and FEP (Futura Energy Prima).

In the next five years of work plan, Hexa Putra Mechanical (HPM) is expected to be a major player in green and sustainability projects, including in renewable energy infrastructure, an efficient energy system, and environmentally friendly construction services.

Meanwhile, Futura Energy Prima (FEP) will focus on presenting carbon solutions including CO2 purification. This step is carried out through refining CO2 emissions from industrial processes to high-quality CO2 and food-grade, which can be utilized in various industries such as food and beverages, agricultural fumigation, and increasing oil recovery.

As well as utilizing dirty energy into clean energy that will make the environment healthier. Thus, the Company plays an important role in achieving the Net Zero Emission target.

Through the expansion of the green project, FUTR targets to increase its renewable energy capacity by 100 MW by 2030. The Company will also develop a business that helps companies to energy efficiency so that it can have an impact on reducing energy usage costs.

President Director of PT Lini Imaji Kreasi Ekosistem Tbk, Martha Rebecca, stated that her party is committed to maintaining operational performance in the technology business that is currently growing rapidly, while continuing to adapt to future opportunities.

"To encourage future growth, we always carry out strategic expansion through our subsidiary by investing in technological innovation and diversifying portfolios in order to be in line with the growing industrial trend," Martha said at the Public Expose FUTR in Jakarta, Thursday, November 7.

It is known that the renewable energy sector in Indonesia is projected to reach a value of 4 billion US dollars by 2029, with the target installed capacity of 42 GWs by that year. With this strategic step, the company is expected to support Indonesia's commitment to achieve 31 percent of the renewable energy share by 2050.