BINTAN, July 21–22, 2025 – As part of the Road to the International Battery Summit (IBS) 2025, a delegation comprising Mr. Denny Abdi, Ambassador of the Republic of Indonesia to Vietnam, and representatives from the National Battery Research Institute (NBRI) conducted a strategic site visit to the Galang Bintan Special Economic Zone (KEK) in Pulau Bintan, Riau Islands. The visit aimed to gain firsthand insights into Indonesia’s industrial downstreaming initiatives and explore opportunities for advancing sustainable industrial ecosystems. The delegation visited PT Bintan Alumina Indonesia (BAI), one of Indonesia’s key downstream processing facilities, where bauxite is refined into alumina for export to international markets, including Singapore, Russia, and China. The visit highlighted the strategic importance of value-added mineral processing in enhancing Indonesia’s industrial competitiveness and supporting the country’s ambition to become a major player in global supply chains. The delegation also toured PT Bintan Cell Indonesia, a modern and highly automated solar panel manufacturing facility operated with advanced robotic technologies. With products serving export markets abroad, the facility demonstrates Indonesia’s growing capabilities in renewable energy manufacturing and its commitment to developing clean technology industries that contribute to the global energy transition. The Bintan KEK further showcased a successful model of integrated industrial development, supported by comprehensive infrastructure, including power generation facilities, artificial water reservoirs, and solar energy systems. Discussions also highlighted future plans to establish a recycling center within the industrial area, subject to regulatory approval, reflecting a strong commitment to circular economy principles and sustainable industrial practices. The visit concluded with an audience with Mr. Ahmad Hasan, Governor of the Riau Islands, where discussions focused on regional development opportunities, industrial investment, and the strategic role of the Riau Islands in supporting Indonesia’s downstreaming agenda and green industrial transformation. The delegation then continued to Batam, where cultural exchanges and informal interactions further strengthened relationships among participants and reinforced a shared commitment to advancing sustainable development. As part of the Road to IBS 2025, this site visit underscores Indonesia’s significant potential in industrial downstreaming, renewable energy development, and integrated manufacturing ecosystems. It also highlights the country’s determination to leverage its natural resources responsibly, foster innovation, and build sustainable industries that support long-term economic growth and the global transition toward clean energy. #RoadtoIBS2025 #IBS2025 #NBRI #BintanKEK #GalangBintanKEK #PTBintanAluminaIndonesia #PTBintanCellIndonesia #IndustrialDownstreaming #CriticalMinerals #RenewableEnergy #SolarEnergy #CircularEconomy #SustainableDevelopment #EnergyTransition #IndonesiaBatteryHub #RiauIslands #CleanEnergy #GreenIndustry

HONG KONG, July 15–17, 2025 – As part of the Road to the International Battery Summit (IBS) 2025, Mr. Firman represented Indonesia at The Battery Show Asia 2025 in Hong Kong to explore strategic partnerships and strengthen international engagement in the rapidly evolving battery and electric vehicle (EV) sectors. The participation marked an important step in expanding Indonesia’s global network and identifying opportunities for collaboration with industry leaders, technology providers, investors, and other key stakeholders across the battery value chain. Discussions focused on fostering cross-border partnerships, promoting innovation, and accelerating investment opportunities that can support the development of Indonesia’s battery ecosystem and clean energy ambitions. Throughout the event, Mr. Firman engaged with various international partners to exchange insights on emerging technologies, battery manufacturing, sustainable supply chains, and the future of electric mobility. These interactions highlighted the growing importance of international cooperation in building resilient and integrated battery ecosystems capable of supporting the global energy transition. Indonesia’s presence at The Battery Show Asia 2025 also underscored the country’s strategic position as one of the world’s leading sources of critical minerals and its ambition to become a global hub for battery production and green industrial development. By actively participating in international forums and industry dialogues, Indonesia continues to strengthen its role in promoting innovation, attracting investment, and facilitating collaboration within the global battery industry. As part of the Road to IBS 2025, this engagement represents another significant milestone in advancing Indonesia’s vision of a globally connected, innovation-driven, and sustainable battery ecosystem. The partnerships and opportunities explored during The Battery Show Asia 2025 are expected to contribute to stronger international cooperation and further reinforce the International Battery Summit (IBS) 2025 as a premier platform for dialogue, investment, and collaboration in the future of battery technology and clean energy. #RoadtoIBS2025 #IBS2025 #TheBatteryShowAsia2025 #NBRI #IndonesiaBatteryHub #BatteryIndustry #ElectricVehicles #BatteryInnovation #EnergyTransition #CleanEnergy #GlobalPartnerships #Investment #SustainableDevelopment #CriticalMinerals #EcosystemDevelopment #HongKong

HONG KONG, July 15–17, 2025 – As part of the Road to the International Battery Summit (IBS) 2025, Prof. Evvy Kartini, Founder of the National Battery Research Institute (NBRI), delivered a keynote address at The Battery Show Asia 2025 in Hong Kong, one of the region’s premier platforms for battery technology, electric mobility, and energy storage innovation. In her keynote presentation, Prof. Evvy highlighted Indonesia’s strategic vision for downstreaming its abundant mineral resources to create a strong, integrated, and value-added battery industry. She emphasized the importance of leveraging Indonesia’s critical mineral reserves, particularly nickel and other battery materials, to strengthen domestic manufacturing capabilities, promote industrial competitiveness, and support the country’s transition toward a green and sustainable economy. Beyond industrial downstreaming, the presentation addressed several critical issues shaping the future of the global battery sector, including battery recycling, standardization, and safety regulations. Prof. Evvy underscored the importance of developing circular economy frameworks and implementing robust safety and quality standards to ensure sustainable and secure battery development. These elements, she noted, are essential for building resilient supply chains, fostering consumer confidence, and accelerating the adoption of clean energy technologies. The session also highlighted Indonesia’s commitment to promoting innovation, sustainability, and international collaboration in the battery ecosystem. By integrating responsible resource management, advanced recycling technologies, and harmonized standards, Indonesia aims to position itself as a leading hub for battery manufacturing and clean energy development in the Asia-Pacific region and beyond. At the conclusion of the session, the International Battery Summit (IBS) 2025 was officially introduced as a global platform for dialogue, partnership, and innovation in battery technology and sustainable energy. The summit will bring together policymakers, industry leaders, researchers, investors, and international organizations to explore collaborative solutions that support the global energy transition and accelerate the development of a resilient and sustainable battery ecosystem. As part of the Road to IBS 2025, Prof. Evvy Kartini’s participation at The Battery Show Asia 2025 reinforces Indonesia’s growing role in shaping the future of the global battery industry and demonstrates the country’s commitment to advancing sustainable industrial development through innovation, collaboration, and responsible resource utilization. #RoadtoIBS2025 #IBS2025 #TheBatteryShowAsia2025 #ProfEvvyKartini #NBRI #BatteryRecycling #MineralDownstreaming #BatterySafety #BatteryStandardization #ElectricVehicles #BatteryInnovation #EnergyTransition #CleanEnergy #CircularEconomy #SustainableDevelopment #IndonesiaBatteryHub #GlobalBatteryEcosystem

BALI, July 10, 2025 – As part of the Road to the International Battery Summit (IBS) 2025, the National Battery Research Institute (NBRI) participated in the Periklindo EV Conference 2025, reaffirming its commitment to advancing sustainable battery technologies and supporting Indonesia’s clean energy transition. Representing NBRI, Prof. Evvy Kartini delivered a presentation entitled “Empowering Sustainability: Breakthroughs in EV Battery Recycling and Circular Economy,” highlighting the critical role of battery recycling and circular economy principles in ensuring the long-term sustainability of the electric vehicle (EV) ecosystem. During the session, Prof. Evvy presented innovative approaches to managing end-of-life EV batteries, including advancements in battery recycling technologies, resource recovery, and the development of circular value chains that maximize the reuse of critical materials. She emphasized that effective battery recycling strategies are essential to reducing environmental impacts, improving resource efficiency, and strengthening the resilience of the global battery supply chain. The discussion also underscored the importance of integrating circular economy frameworks into Indonesia’s rapidly growing EV and battery industries. By promoting responsible resource management and sustainable industrial practices, Indonesia has the opportunity to build a more competitive and environmentally responsible battery ecosystem that supports national energy transition objectives and long-term economic growth. NBRI further emphasized the need for collaboration among government institutions, industry players, research organizations, and international partners to accelerate the adoption of sustainable battery management practices and encourage innovation in recycling technologies. Such cooperation is considered vital to creating an integrated ecosystem that supports both industrial development and environmental sustainability. As part of the Road to IBS 2025, NBRI’s participation in the Periklindo EV Conference 2025 marks another important milestone in promoting cleaner, smarter, and more sustainable battery solutions. The upcoming International Battery Summit (IBS) 2025 will continue to serve as a global platform for advancing discussions on battery innovation, circular economy strategies, and collaborative solutions to support the future of sustainable mobility and energy transition. #RoadtoIBS2025 #IBS2025 #NBRI #PeriklindoEVConference2025 #ProfEvvyKartini #BatteryRecycling #CircularEconomy #ElectricVehicles #SustainableMobility #BatteryInnovation #EnergyTransition #CleanEnergy #ESG #SustainableDevelopment #BatteryIndustry #IndonesiaEV #GlobalBatteryEcosystem

JAKARTA, July 7, 2025 – As part of the Road to the International Battery Summit (IBS) 2025, a strategic coordination meeting was held with the Downstream Task Force of the Ministry of Energy and Mineral Resources (ESDM) to discuss key preparations and collaborative initiatives leading up to the upcoming summit. The meeting brought together representatives from the Ministry’s Downstream Task Force, the Indonesia Battery Ecosystem Association (IdBattery), and the National Battery Research Institute (NBRI), reflecting strong multi-stakeholder commitment to ensuring the success of IBS 2025 as a premier international platform for battery innovation, critical minerals, and sustainable energy development. The discussion focused on aligning the summit’s objectives with Indonesia’s national downstreaming agenda and strengthening collaboration among government institutions, industry associations, and strategic partners. Key topics included preparations for the summit program, support for industrial downstreaming initiatives, the development of the electric vehicle (EV) ecosystem, and opportunities to foster international partnerships and investment in the battery sector. The participation of the Chairperson of IdBattery, together with board members and industry representatives, further underscored the growing support from the private sector and the importance of collective action in advancing Indonesia’s battery industry. The meeting highlighted the need for stronger synergy between policymakers, industry leaders, researchers, and investors to accelerate innovation, promote sustainable industrial practices, and enhance Indonesia’s competitiveness in the global battery value chain. As the Road to IBS 2025 continues, this coordination meeting marks another important milestone in strengthening institutional cooperation and building a unified vision for the future of Indonesia’s battery ecosystem. Through close collaboration and shared commitment, IBS 2025 is expected to serve as a catalyst for innovation, investment, and strategic partnerships that will contribute to Indonesia’s leadership in the global clean energy transition and downstream industrial development. #RoadtoIBS2025 #IBS2025 #NBRI #IdBattery #MinistryOfESDM #DownstreamTaskForce #BatteryIndustry #CriticalMinerals #EnergyTransition #IndustrialDownstreaming #EVEcosystem #CleanEnergy #SustainableDevelopment #GlobalPartnerships #IndonesiaBatteryHub #BatteryInnovation

JAKARTA, July 3, 2025 – As part of the Road to the International Battery Summit (IBS) 2025, the Indonesian Electric Motorcycle Industry Association (AISMOLI), in collaboration with the National Battery Research Institute (NBRI), successfully organized a Focus Group Discussion (FGD) at Sea Grain Restaurant, DoubleTree by Hilton Jakarta. The forum brought together key stakeholders to discuss the growing urgency of battery testing and safety standards for electric vehicles, particularly electric motorcycles, in support of user safety and regulatory readiness. The discussion highlighted the importance of establishing comprehensive battery testing frameworks and harmonized standards to ensure the reliability, safety, and long-term sustainability of Indonesia’s rapidly expanding electric mobility sector. As electric motorcycle adoption continues to accelerate, participants emphasized the need for robust regulations and technical standards that can effectively protect consumers while encouraging innovation and industry growth. The event was attended by representatives from several key government institutions, including the Ministry of Industry (Kemenperin), the National Standardization Agency (BSN), the Ministry of Energy and Mineral Resources (ESDM), and the Ministry of Transportation. Their participation demonstrated a strong national commitment to strengthening Indonesia’s regulatory framework and supporting the development of a safe, competitive, and sustainable electric vehicle ecosystem. Throughout the discussions, participants underscored the importance of multi-stakeholder collaboration among government agencies, industry associations, research institutions, and private-sector actors in accelerating the implementation of battery safety standards and creating an enabling environment for electric vehicle innovation. The forum also served as a platform to exchange insights and identify strategic pathways for enhancing testing capabilities, standardization processes, and regulatory coordination. As part of the Road to IBS 2025, this initiative reflects a collective effort to advance battery safety, strengthen regulatory preparedness, and support Indonesia’s transition toward cleaner and more sustainable mobility solutions. The outcomes of the discussion are expected to contribute to the broader agenda of the International Battery Summit (IBS) 2025, where battery technology, safety standards, and electric mobility development will remain at the center of global discussions on the future of the clean energy ecosystem. #RoadtoIBS2025 #IBS2025 #NBRI #AISMOLI #BatterySafety #ElectricMotorcycles #ElectricVehicles #BatteryTesting #SNI #EnergyTransition #SustainableMobility #CleanEnergy #EVEcosystem #BatteryIndustry #IndonesiaEV #RegulatoryReadiness #Standardization #ESG