13 Indonesian Green Startups Selected for UK-Funded Investment Accelerator
Thirteen innovative Indonesian businesses have been selected to join the 2026 cohort of the Climate Finance Accelerator (CFA) Indonesia, a global technical assistance programme funded by the United Kingdom. The initiative is designed to support climate-focused businesses in strengthening their investment readiness.
“These innovative climate entrepreneurs will benefit from high-quality technical assistance from Indonesian and international experts, helping to position them for investment and growth,” said British Ambassador to Indonesia, Dominic Jermey, in a press release.
Over the coming months, the participating businesses will receive tailored support covering finance, ESG practices, and investment strategies through a combination of expert-led workshops, one-on-one sessions, and group-based learning. The programme will culminate in an investor engagement event where the businesses will present their solutions to a network of local and international investors.
The 13 selected businesses are:
Blitz: Indonesia’s largest electric vehicle-based short-haul logistics platform, replacing petrol-fuelled motorcycle fleets with EVs to reduce carbon emissions across delivery infrastructure in more than 60 cities.
Charged Indonesia: Accelerating Indonesia’s transition to electric mobility by providing affordable EV solutions that improve livelihoods, reduce emissions, and create sustainable economic opportunities.
Dash: Enabling companies to run EV-powered fleet and workforce operations, reducing logistics emissions while boosting productivity and income for frontline workers.
Elevarm: Driving climate-resilient agriculture through AI, agroforestry, and bio-based regenerative inputs to increase productivity, lower emissions, and maximise carbon sequestration.
Eratani: A community-focused agritech startup providing end-to-end solutions across the agricultural value chain, integrating KYC and monitoring to advance sustainability and smallholder livelihoods.
Kalista: An electric vehicle ecosystem solutions provider operating electric fleets, developing charging infrastructure, and delivering sustainable transport services to accelerate Indonesia’s energy transition.
MYCL: Developing biomaterials such as mycelium-based leather alternatives, seaweed-based plastic substitutes, and composite insulation, enabling global brands to decarbonise the fashion, footwear, and building materials sectors.
Nazava Water Filters: Empowering households to purify their water with WHO-tested gravity filters, replacing the need to boil water and thereby reducing CO2 emissions.
Pandawa Agri Indonesia: Developing input-efficiency technologies and low-carbon farming systems that reduce emissions, improve soil health, and strengthen climate resilience across plantations and smallholder supply chains.
PJLEnviro: PT Panca Jasa Lingkungan provides sustainable water and wastewater treatment solutions that reduce pollution, conserve water resources, and strengthen climate resilience.
Remind: Delivering end-to-end circular e-waste management, from collection and sorting to material recovery and recycling, reducing landfill waste and generating significant emission savings through secondary production.
SolarKita: A solar energy company providing end-to-end services for commercial and residential clients, accelerating clean energy adoption and reducing CO2 emissions across Indonesia.
WasteX: Transforming agricultural waste into biochar, enabling carbon sequestration, improving crop yields and farmer incomes, and reducing CO2e emissions by over 1,000 tonnes to date.