On April 16, 2025, PT HDF Energy Indonesia entered into a memorandum of understanding (MoU) with the Indonesian Ministry of Transportation, PT PLN, and PT ASDP Indonesia Ferry to collaborate on decarbonizing maritime transport through the use of green hydrogen. The project targets eastern Indonesia, leveraging the region's abundant sunshine and strategic routes. HDF Energy's initiative involves the development of 23 Renewstable® power plants that integrate photovoltaics and hydrogen energy storage. The green hydrogen generated from these plants will be employed to power HDF Energy's fuel cells, thereby cutting emissions from conventional ferries. ASDP Indonesia Ferry, a significant figure in maritime transport, is actively involved in pinpointing potential opportunities for transitioning to green hydrogen-powered ferries. Furthermore, PLN, which has already shown a commitment to hydrogen, is extending its support for this project by collaborating with various partners. Additionally, PT BAg is exploring the integration of hydrogen in its maritime systems. This partnership is a notable stride towards a more sustainable and environmentally friendly maritime transport system in Indonesia.