Group 1 - The Indonesian National Consumer Protection Agency (BKPN) will coordinate an investment of at least $1 billion to develop off-grid solar plus storage systems in remote and island areas to enhance local electricity coverage [1] - Elong Power, a Chinese energy storage company, will provide the overall technology and solutions for these systems, indicating BKPN's intent to collaborate with relevant national agencies [1] - BKPN will also formulate policies to promote the large-scale adoption of lithium-ion battery storage systems and clean energy solutions in Indonesia's mining sector [1] Group 2 - Indonesia's geographical conditions create a demand for off-grid storage solutions due to the challenges and high costs associated with laying transmission lines across its 900+ inhabited islands [2] - The Indonesian government aims to add 69.5 GW of new power generation capacity by 2034, including 42.6 GW from renewable sources and 10.3 GW of storage, with a target of 35% renewable energy in the energy mix by 2034 [2] Group 3 - CATL, through its subsidiary, has formed a consortium with Indonesia's state-owned mining company ANTAM and battery company IBC to invest nearly $6 billion in a nickel resource and battery supply chain project in Indonesia [3] - Sembcorp Industries has established a joint venture with PLN to initiate a utility-scale solar plus storage project, with a 50 MW photovoltaic and 14.2 MWh storage project launched earlier this year [4] - Aslan Energy Capital plans to build a 40 MW data center with a 120 MWh battery storage project in Jakarta by the end of 2027 [4]