During a webinar in Jakarta, experts emphasized the importance of green hydrogen in Indonesia's decarbonization efforts. Green hydrogen is seen as crucial for reducing emissions in hard-to-abate sectors due to high energy intensity requirements. The Executive Director of IESR highlighted the significance of green hydrogen in achieving net-zero emissions. Indonesia is actively developing the National Hydrogen and Ammonia Roadmap to guide hydrogen utilization. The Senior Analyst at IESR discussed the growth of the hydrogen ecosystem, driven by international agreements like the Paris Agreement. Indonesia's target for hydrogen usage, including plans for 20% of energy from hydrogen by 2038, indicates a shift towards decarbonization. Ensuring a carbon-free production chain for hydrogen is crucial to its effectiveness as a clean energy solution. The potential for Indonesia to become a major hydrogen producer and exporter, leveraging its vast renewable energy sources, presents a significant opportunity for the country's energy transition and global decarbonization efforts.