The Indonesia Lead is AIGCC's senior presence in Jakarta and the bridge between institutional investors and the public bodies delivering the solar programme. The role turns investor appetite into concrete co-investment pathways by surfacing what investors need on governance, disclosure and bankability, and working with key stakeholders in Indonesia to address it.
Key responsibilities
Investor mobilisation
- Build and manage a pipeline of domestic and international investors (asset owners, asset managers) interested in Indonesian energy transition, drawing on AIGCC membership and beyond.
- Convene investor working groups and roundtables to identify barriers to investment, and translate findings into clear, actionable asks.
- Organise investor delegations, site visits and market briefings in Indonesia.
Partnerships with domestic financial institutions
- Develop working relationships with domestic financial institutions at senior and technical levels.
- Co-design engagement formats (dialogues, technical workshops, joint publications) that connect these institutions with AIGCC investors.
- Explore and help shape co-investment structures, platforms and blended finance vehicles for first-phase projects.
Policy engagement
- Lead AIGCC's engagement with the Coordinating Ministry for Economic Affairs, the Ministry of Energy and Mineral Resources (ESDM), the Ministry of Finance, Bappenas, OJK and other relevant agencies.
- Prepare policy briefs, submissions and investor statements on aspects including procurement design, PPA terms, risk allocation, tariff frameworks, grid access, etc.
- Track and analyse regulatory developments affecting the programme and brief members promptly.
Governance, disclosure and bankability
- Articulate investor expectations on governance and transparency of state-linked investment vehicles and project counterparties.
- Promote disclosure aligned with relevant frameworks (e.g. ISSB/IFRS S1–S2, Indonesia's sustainability disclosure standards and the Indonesian Taxonomy for Sustainable Finance).
- Identify bankability gaps (offtaker risk, currency risk, land, permitting, local content rules, storage integration) and work with partners on practical solutions.
Knowledge and communications
- Commission or author research, case studies and investor guides on financing Indonesia's energy transition.
- Represent AIGCC at conferences, media briefings and high-level forums in Indonesia and the region.
Project management and reporting
- Own the project workplan, budget, milestones and funder reporting.
- Manage consultants and partner organisations, and coordinate with AIGCC's ASEAN, grid financing and stewardship work.
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