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In July, a group of 20 passionate participants from The GREEN Program’s Climate Finance initiative in Indonesia had the unique opportunity to meet with the innovative team at Xurya Daya Indonesia, led by Adhi Laksmanaputra, Vice President Commercial, and Muhamad Zamroni, Principal Engineer. This collaboration marks a pivotal moment in connecting future climate leaders with real-world solutions driving Indonesia’s clean energy revolution.
Who is Xurya Daya Indonesia?
Xurya Daya Indonesia is a trailblazing renewable energy company and Certified B Corporation, dedicated to accelerating Indonesia’s transition to a greener, more electrified future. Xurya has introduced many firsts in Indonesia’s solar industry, most notably pioneering solar rental for commercial and industrial building owners, making it easier than ever to switch to solar energy without upfront costs. As a solar project developer, Xurya provides a complete solution to its clients, from feasibility study, system design, construction management and quality control, permit application, to operations and maintenance.
Their mission is clear: fighting climate change while ensuring that saving the earth is also economically beneficial for businesses.
The Role of Solar in Indonesia’s Energy Transition
Solar energy is emerging as a key driver in Indonesia’s energy transition, aiming to diversify the nation’s energy mix and reduce its dependence on fossil fuels. With abundant sunlight throughout the year, Indonesia has immense potential for solar power, and the government has set ambitious targets to increase the share of renewables in its electricity generation.
According to the International Energy Agency (IEA), Indonesia set a goal to achieve 23% of its primary energy from renewable sources by 2025, with solar power expected to play a significant role. The Institute for Essential Services Reform states in its 2024 report,
“To meet the 2060 decarbonization goals, our transition must accelerate. Renewable energy currently makes up only 14% of the national energy mix.”
Over the years, initiatives such as the government’s Rooftop Solar Program and investment incentives have helped accelerate solar adoption across residential, commercial, and industrial sectors. As a result, solar is not only helping Indonesia address energy security and environmental concerns but also fostering economic opportunities in green technology.
A Strong Case Study for Global South B-Corps in Climate Action
During the program, participants visited one of Xurya’s flagship installations at Favehotel LTC Glodok, where they witnessed firsthand the tangible impact of solar energy in urban Indonesia. Melissa Lee, founder and CEO of The GREEN Program, shared her perspective:
“Xurya stands out as a strong example of how B Corps can drive meaningful progress in Indonesia’s energy transition. Experiencing their installation at LTC Glodok firsthand, and hearing the big-picture vision is a powerful reminder of the tangible, positive change that innovative companies like Xurya are bringing to Indonesia’s renewable energy future.”
This first-hand experience is vital for inspiring the next generation of sustainability leaders and demonstrating the real-world impact of climate finance and innovation.
Empowering Future Leaders Through Collaboration
Edwin Widjonarko, Co-Founder & Director of Technology at Xurya Daya Indonesia, shared Xurya’s commitment to education and empowerment:
“At Xurya, we are not only focused on growing the market, but also on bringing real impact and empowering future leaders. Our collaboration with The GREEN Program reflects our belief that knowledge-sharing, innovation, and hands-on experience are essential to accelerating the energy transition. Together, we aim to inspire innovation and drive the global shift toward a cleaner, more sustainable future.”
This partnership exemplifies how industry leaders and educational programs can work together to foster innovation, share knowledge, and drive meaningful change.
Why Xurya Matters for Indonesia’s Climate Future
Indonesia faces unique climate challenges, and mobilizing private climate finance is crucial for meeting its sustainable development goals. As the world’s largest archipelago, Indonesia is highly vulnerable to rising sea levels, extreme weather events, and environmental degradation.
Nowhere is this more evident than in Jakarta, which has the distinction of being the world’s fastest-sinking metropolitan city—a crisis driven by excessive groundwater extraction and exacerbated by climate change-induced sea level rise. This combination of urban subsidence and climate threats puts millions at risk, threatens vital infrastructure, and intensifies the urgency of the nation’s energy transition efforts.
To address these multifaceted challenges, it is essential for Indonesia to attract significant private investment in climate solutions such as renewable energy, resilient infrastructure, and sustainable urban development, thereby helping to secure both environmental and economic resilience for future generations. Xurya’s innovative business model and commitment to social and environmental impact set a benchmark for what’s possible when purpose-driven companies lead the way.
Learn More & Join the Mission
To discover how Xurya Daya Indonesia is revolutionizing solar energy and empowering Indonesia’s energy transition, visit xurya.com.
Learn more about The GREEN Program’s upcoming global sustainability programs at thegreenprogram.com/programs/