Wahyu Dwi Anggoro
IDXChannel - Acting Special Coordinator for the Partnership for Global Infrastructure and Investment (PGI) Helaina Matza will be in Indonesia from August 22 to 28 to advance ongoing US efforts to facilitate strategic infrastructure investments in electric vehicle supply chains and clean energy solutions for captive power.
She is scheduled to meet with government officials and private sector and civil society partners to discuss infrastructure priorities, labor and environmental standards, and opportunities to partner to advance and finance key projects.
“As the U.S. expands its global economic corridor approach, we are looking to expand existing partnerships in Indonesia and identify quality, sustainable infrastructure opportunities,” Matza said in a media release issued by the Department of State.
“Building on partnerships in clean energy, PGI will use this trip to assess prospective investments in electric vehicle supply chains and clean energy solutions for captive power," she stated.
Earlier this year, PGI announced a joint US-Indonesia partnership to support Indonesia as a first mover in the region on small modular reactor (SMR) deployment in ASEAN markets, using safe and secure American technology from U.S. company NuScale Power.
