Thirteen Indonesian innovative businesses selected for inaugural Climate Finance Accelerator programme
Jakarta, 30 June 2026 – Thirteen innovative Indonesian businesses have been selected to join the 2026 cohort of the Climate Finance Accelerator (CFA) Indonesia. The global technical assistance programme, funded by the UK Government, supports businesses focused on climate solutions to enhance their readiness to access investment. Globally, more than 230 businesses have been supported through the programme, with total investment mobilised reaching over US$500 million.
CFA Indonesia focuses on developing a pipeline of investable climate solutions, bringing together various stakeholders within the ecosystem, and strengthening the enabling environment for climate finance.
The selected businesses reflect the diversity of high-growth-potential companies operating across several key sectors in Indonesia’s climate agenda, including energy, transport, water and wastewater treatment, waste management and the circular economy, agriculture, forestry and land use (AFOLU), and manufacturing.
British Ambassador to Indonesia, Dominic Jermey, said: “I am delighted to see the quality and diversity of businesses selected for the inaugural cohort of the Climate Finance Accelerator Indonesia. These innovative climate entrepreneurs will benefit from high-quality technical support, from both Indonesian and international experts, to strengthen their readiness to attract investment and drive growth, innovation, and job creation. CFA represents a valuable opportunity for Indonesia and the UK, within the framework of our Strategic Partnership, to deliver shared benefits in driving green growth. By leveraging the strength of UK private sector expertise, we can mobilise climate finance at scale—a crucial step towards sustainable development and supporting Indonesia’s ambition to reach Net Zero by 2060.”
Introducing the CFA Indonesia 2026 Cohort
The thirteen businesses selected for this cohort are:
Blitz: Indonesia’s largest electric vehicle-based last-mile logistics platform, replacing petrol-fuelled motorcycle fleets with EVs to decarbonise distribution infrastructure across more than 60 cities.
Charged Indonesia: accelerating Indonesia’s transition to electric mobility by providing affordable EV solutions, improving welfare, reducing emissions, and creating sustainable economic opportunities.
Dash: helping companies run EV-based fleet and workforce operations, reducing logistics emissions while boosting productivity and income for frontline workers.
Elevarm: promoting climate-resilient agriculture through the use of AI, agroforestry, and bio-based regenerative inputs to increase productivity, reduce emissions, and maximise carbon sequestration.
Eratani: a community-based agritech startup in Indonesia providing end-to-end solutions across the agricultural value chain, integrating KYC and monitoring systems to drive sustainability and improve the welfare of smallholder farmers.
Kalista: providing an electric vehicle ecosystem solution through electric fleet operations, charging infrastructure development, and sustainable transport services to accelerate Indonesia’s energy transition.
MYCL: developing biomaterials such as mycelium-based leather alternatives, seaweed-based plastic substitutes, and mycelium-based composite insulation materials—reducing carbon emissions and plastic use while helping global brands decarbonise the fashion, footwear, and building material sectors.
Nazava Water Filters: empowering households to purify water using WHO-tested gravity-based filters, replacing the need to boil water and reducing CO₂ emissions.
Pandawa Agri Indonesia: developing input efficiency technology and low-carbon farming systems that reduce emissions, improve soil health, and strengthen climate resilience in plantations and smallholder supply chains.
PJLEnviro: PT Panca Jasa Lingkungan provides sustainable water and wastewater treatment solutions to reduce pollution, safeguard water resources, and strengthen climate resilience.
REMIND: providing end-to-end circular economy-based electronic waste management solutions, from collection and sorting to material recovery and recycling—reducing landfill waste while generating significant emission savings through secondary production and reducing reliance on virgin materials.
SolarKita: a solar energy company providing comprehensive services for commercial and residential clients, accelerating clean energy adoption and reducing CO₂ emissions in Indonesia.
WasteX: processing agricultural waste into biochar, delivering carbon removal, increasing crop yields and farmer incomes, while reducing CO₂e emissions (over 1,000 tonnes to date).
In the coming months, participants will receive tailored support in financing, ESG practices, and investment strategy through a combination of expert-led workshops, one-on-one sessions, and cohort-based learning. The programme will conclude with an investor engagement event, where the businesses will present their solutions to a network of local and international investors.
Maurice Shawndefar, PwC Indonesia Advisor and CFA Indonesia Team Lead, said: “We are pleased to welcome this year’s CFA Indonesia cohort. These selected companies reflect the strength and diversity of climate innovation flourishing across Indonesia, covering sectors that are crucial for the transition to a low-carbon economy. Through targeted capacity-building support, we aim to help these companies unlock access to the funding needed to scale their solutions.”