JAKARTA -- A renewables subsidiary recently set up by Indonesian state-owned energy company Pertamina will invest $500 million in an energy fund that is part of a collaboration with MDI Ventures, state-owned Telkom Indonesia's venture capital arm.
State-owned company looking to boost its clean energy portfolio
A sign seen at a Pertamina gas station in Jakarta. The Indonesian state-owned energy company has recently set up a renewables subsidiary. © Reuters
JAKARTA -- A renewables subsidiary recently set up by Indonesian state-owned energy company Pertamina will invest $500 million in an energy fund that is part of a collaboration with MDI Ventures, state-owned Telkom Indonesia's venture capital arm.