The collaboration between PLN and HDF Energy in Indonesia signifies a major advancement in hydrogen technology. The partnership focuses on utilizing HDF Energy's innovative Renewstable® power plants, merging renewable energy sources with battery storage and hydrogen technology. Initial development will be concentrated in eastern Indonesia, with plans to expand hydrogen usage in maritime and industrial applications. PLN has been proactive in hydrogen pilot projects and studies across Indonesia, supporting its decarbonization goals. The MEMR's National Hydrogen Strategy emphasizes Indonesia's shift towards low-carbon hydrogen. The MoU between PLN and HDF Energy aligns with this strategy, assessing hydrogen integration feasibility in power and transportation sectors. HDF Energy's expertise in multi-megawatt fuel cell technology accelerates the deployment of green hydrogen power plants in Indonesia, with a substantial investment in various projects. Stakeholders, including PLN and HDF Energy, express commitment to a sustainable energy future through collaboration. The MoU signing event marks a significant step towards Indonesia's position as a key player in green hydrogen projects in the region.