Jakarta – The Indonesia Best Electricity Award (IBEA) 2025 concluded with distinction on Thursday, July 4, 2025, at Hotel Bidakara Jakarta, celebrating national progress in clean energy innovation, technological advancement, and strategic leadership across the power industry.
According to Prof. Tumiran, Chair of the IBEA 2025 Jury Board, this prestigious award is not merely a gesture of appreciation but a vital platform to uncover and encourage domestic innovations that support Indonesia’s clean energy ambitions. “IBEA is about more than recognition—it’s about driving real industrial innovation that can gain support and priority from the government,” he stated.
Supporting this sentiment, Prof. Eniya Listiani Dewi, Director General of New and Renewable Energy at the Ministry of Energy and Mineral Resources, emphasized the importance of renewable energy’s growing share in Indonesia’s national electricity plan (RUPTL). She underscored the need for public-private collaboration in accelerating clean energy technologies and strengthening service capabilities.
Under the 2025 theme “Change Happens Here”, the awards recognize organizations committed to innovation, community empowerment, and environmental stewardship. The ceremony included over 25 distinct award categories spanning electric vehicles, EPC firms, O&M providers, and IPP players, among others.
Notable winners include:
- PT PLN Suku Cadang, recognized for its strategic partnerships;
- PT KIS Green Technology Projects, honored for financial innovation;
- PT PLN Nusantara Power Services, for community empowerment;
- PT VKTR Teknologi Mobilitas Tbk, for excellence in electric vehicle manufacturing;
- PT Rekayasa Industri, for EPC leadership in renewable energy;
- Pertamina NRE, awarded for their pioneering role in renewable power generation;
- And PT Medco Cahaya Geothermal, applauded for advancing geothermal innovation.
The Appreciation Awards segment also spotlighted thought leaders and institutions that have contributed significantly to Indonesia’s electricity ecosystem. Yohanes P. Widjaja, Chair of APPI, was honored for his advocacy in advancing the electrical equipment industry, while Universitas Negeri Malang was recognized for excellence in renewable energy research.
A total of 5 finalist groups, featuring over 50 companies and institutions, were also acknowledged for their efforts in O&M innovation, infrastructure resilience, and grid modernization. These finalists collectively represent Indonesia’s evolving electric landscape—dynamic, committed, and globally relevant.
As Indonesia continues to pursue its energy transition agenda, IBEA 2025 reaffirms the importance of recognizing bold, sustainable leadership. The event serves as both a celebration of progress and a strategic catalyst for the nation’s energy future.
