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The groundbreaking of Indonesia's first green hydrogen pilot plant in Ulubelu, Lampung, marks a significant step towards energy transition, with a target to produce 100 kilograms of hydrogen per day by 2026. The project, initiated by PT Pertamina Geothermal Energy, aims to establish a robust ecosystem for green hydrogen, addressing energy independence and carbon emissions.

With an investment of $3 million, the pilot plant will utilize geothermal energy and innovative electrolyzer technology. The initiative aligns with national goals for sustainable energy and offers potential for economic growth through green export markets.