Learning Charging Station Management from South Korea: Insights from ESDM Alumni Talk
- Life Cyle Indonesia
- Mar 5, 2025
- 1 min read
Updated: Mar 13, 2025
The Ministry of Energy and Mineral Resources (ESDM), through the Directorate General of Electricity, hosted an Alumni Talk titled "Learning Charging Station Management from South Korea" to support Indonesia’s clean energy transition and the acceleration of electric vehicle (EV) adoption.
The event featured Andi Hanif, a Young Expert Electrical Inspector, as the keynote speaker, along with Eko Adji Buwono, Project Coordinator at ENTREV, and Dr. Jessica Hanafi as Environment and Sustainability Specialist from Life Cycle Indonesia. Both shared insights on how South Korea’s charging station management model could be adapted to enhance sustainability, energy efficiency, and EV infrastructure in Indonesia.
Key Takeaways from South Korea
South Korea is recognized for its advanced charging station management. With strong government support and private sector innovations, the country has developed a highly efficient and sustainable EV ecosystem.
Dr. Jessica Hanafi emphasized the importance of sustainable approaches in charging station development, particularly integrating renewable energy as a primary power source. Meanwhile, Eko Adji Buwono highlighted the private sector’s role in accelerating EV charging infrastructure development in Indonesia through strategic partnerships and technology investments.
ESDM’s Commitment to Charging Station Development in Indonesia
The Ministry of Energy and Mineral Resources continues to drive the expansion of charging stations through various initiatives, including regulations promoting EV adoption and collaborations with stakeholders to strengthen supporting infrastructure. Events like the Alumni Talk serve as platforms for knowledge exchange and practical insights that can be applied to Indonesia’s EV development efforts.
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