Indonesia, led by the Coordinating Ministry for Maritime Affairs and Investment, is emphasizing its potential to emerge as a regional frontrunner in hydrogen and ammonia production. The Deputy Coordinating Minister, Jodi Mahardi, highlights Indonesia's advantageous position for clean hydrogen production, driven by abundant natural gas reserves, significant CO2 storage capacity, and vast renewable energy potential. With close proximity to major clean hydrogen markets such as Japan, South Korea, and Singapore, Indonesia aims to capitalize on its resources for economic growth. The country is strategically developing clean hydrogen projects and implementing regulations to maximize efficiency and promote sustainability. Additionally, Indonesia's focus on clean ammonia production aligns with international trade policies, offering solutions for the thriving fertilizer industry. Key initiatives include the development of various clean hydrogen clusters with planned capacities, emphasizing the use of renewable energy sources and carbon storage. As global demand for hydrogen is projected to rise substantially, Indonesia's proactive stance positions it as a key player in the evolving energy landscape.