In Jakarta, Indonesia, Energy and Mineral Resources Minister Bahlil Lahadalia emphasized the country's potential in producing and utilizing hydrogen. Indonesia, known for its abundant resources, ranks sixth globally in coal reserves and is expected to double its gas production rate in the coming years. The minister highlighted the importance of hydrogen in aligning with the President's vision for energy self-sufficiency through downstreaming natural resources. Indonesia's vast water resources also play a crucial role in hydrogen production. Despite recognizing hydrogen as a promising alternative fuel for transportation, challenges emerge with the increasing popularity of electric vehicles. The Global Hydrogen Ecosystem Summit and Exhibition 2025 in Jakarta, attended by participants from 10 countries, showcases various hydrogen-powered vehicles like cars, golf carts, forklifts, motorcycles, and drones. The event aims to attract over 10,000 visitors to explore the potential of hydrogen in Indonesia's strategic industries.