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Indonesia’s hydrogen corridor plans

Indonesia has launched a 194km hydrogen green corridor linking Jakarta, Karawang and Patimban as part of a wider strategy to strengthen energy security and accelerate the adoption of alternative fuels.

A scene from the Global Hydrogen Ecosystem Summit (GHES) 2026 in Jakarta

Indonesia has launched a 194km hydrogen green corridor linking Jakarta, Karawang and Patimban as part of a wider strategy to strengthen energy security and accelerate the adoption of alternative fuels.

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