Thirteen innovative Indonesian businesses have been selected to join\nthe 2026 cohort of the Climate Finance Accelerator (CFA) Indonesia, a\nglobal technical assistance programme funded by the United Kingdom. The\ninitiative is designed to support climate-focused businesses in\nstrengthening their investment readiness.<\/p>\n
\u201cThese innovative climate entrepreneurs will benefit from\nhigh-quality technical assistance from Indonesian and international\nexperts, helping to position them for investment and growth,\u201d said\nBritish Ambassador to Indonesia, Dominic Jermey, in a press release.<\/p>\n
Over the coming months, the participating businesses will receive\ntailored support covering finance, ESG practices, and investment\nstrategies through a combination of expert-led workshops, one-on-one\nsessions, and group-based learning. The programme will culminate in an\ninvestor engagement event where the businesses will present their\nsolutions to a network of local and international investors.<\/p>\n
The 13 selected businesses are:<\/p>\n
Blitz: Indonesia\u2019s largest electric vehicle-based short-haul\nlogistics platform, replacing petrol-fuelled motorcycle fleets with EVs\nto reduce carbon emissions across delivery infrastructure in more than\n60 cities.<\/p>\n
Charged Indonesia: Accelerating Indonesia\u2019s transition to electric\nmobility by providing affordable EV solutions that improve livelihoods,\nreduce emissions, and create sustainable economic opportunities.<\/p>\n
Dash: Enabling companies to run EV-powered fleet and workforce\noperations, reducing logistics emissions while boosting productivity and\nincome for frontline workers.<\/p>\n
Elevarm: Driving climate-resilient agriculture through AI,\nagroforestry, and bio-based regenerative inputs to increase\nproductivity, lower emissions, and maximise carbon sequestration.<\/p>\n
Eratani: A community-focused agritech startup providing end-to-end\nsolutions across the agricultural value chain, integrating KYC and\nmonitoring to advance sustainability and smallholder livelihoods.<\/p>\n
Kalista: An electric vehicle ecosystem solutions provider operating\nelectric fleets, developing charging infrastructure, and delivering\nsustainable transport services to accelerate Indonesia\u2019s energy\ntransition.<\/p>\n
MYCL: Developing biomaterials such as mycelium-based leather\nalternatives, seaweed-based plastic substitutes, and composite\ninsulation, enabling global brands to decarbonise the fashion, footwear,\nand building materials sectors.<\/p>\n
Nazava Water Filters: Empowering households to purify their water\nwith WHO-tested gravity filters, replacing the need to boil water and\nthereby reducing CO2 emissions.<\/p>\n
Pandawa Agri Indonesia: Developing input-efficiency technologies and\nlow-carbon farming systems that reduce emissions, improve soil health,\nand strengthen climate resilience across plantations and smallholder\nsupply chains.<\/p>\n
PJLEnviro: PT Panca Jasa Lingkungan provides sustainable water and\nwastewater treatment solutions that reduce pollution, conserve water\nresources, and strengthen climate resilience.<\/p>\n
Remind: Delivering end-to-end circular e-waste management, from\ncollection and sorting to material recovery and recycling, reducing\nlandfill waste and generating significant emission savings through\nsecondary production.<\/p>\n
SolarKita: A solar energy company providing end-to-end services for\ncommercial and residential clients, accelerating clean energy adoption\nand reducing CO2 emissions across Indonesia.<\/p>\n
WasteX: Transforming agricultural waste into biochar, enabling carbon\nsequestration, improving crop yields and farmer incomes, and reducing\nCO2e emissions by over 1,000 tonnes to date.<\/p>", "url": "https:\/\/jawawa.id\/newsitem\/13-indonesian-green-startups-selected-for-uk-funded-investment-accelerator-1782921022", "image": "" }, "sponsor": "Okusi Associates", "sponsor_url": "https:\/\/okusiassociates.com" }