Asosiasi Produsen Listrik Swasta Indonesia (APLSI) is a strategic forum committed to supporting the national electricity development program
The Indonesian Independent Power Producers Association (APLSI) is a forum for private companies operating in the electricity sector. Established nearly two decades ago, the Association is fully committed to supporting national energy programs in Indonesia’s electricity industry.
Representing a combined power generation capacity around 20 gigawatts through its member companies—consisting of Independent Power Producers (IPPs) across Indonesia—APLSI serves as a strategic platform for communication and collaboration with the Government. This role includes providing policy input, submitting proposals, and facilitating various initiatives that contribute to the successful implementation of the national electricity development program.
Vision
To become the leading partner in the National Energy Transformation
To be the foremost partner in shaping a sustainable, reliable, and investor-friendly Indonesian electricity sector, driven by innovation and private sector excellence.
Mission
Real Steps Toward a Modern Energy Industry
Driving Market Reform
Advocating for fair and transparent regulations to create a level playing field for IPPs in both conventional and renewable energy.
Accelerating Energy Transition
Supporting government energy mix targets by facilitating investment and the deployment of clean and affordable power generation technologies.
Synergy with Stakeholders
Building constructive partnerships with PLN, the Ministry of Energy and Mineral Resources (ESDM), the Investment Coordinating Board (BKPM), and international partners to enhance project execution and investment climate.
Supporting Carbon Market Development
Enabling IPP access to carbon trading and sustainable financing instruments.
Strengthening Institutional Capacity
Providing a platform for knowledge sharing, policy insights, and technical support to members in regulation, financing, and ESG.
Championing Innovation and Sustainability
Promoting the adoption of smart grids, energy storage, and digital solutions across the IPP ecosystem.
Strategic Priority
Collaboration for National Energy Modernization and Sustainability
Overseeing and pushing for the Renewable Energy Bill (RUU EBET), Electricity Bill (RUU Ketenagalistrikan), and all related regulations (Presidential Regulation on Waste-to-Energy, Government Regulation on Exports, Government Regulation on Electricity) that favor Indonesia’s electricity sector advancement—accelerating regulatory certainty, market access, private sector roles, and power system modernization.
Supporting the implementation of RUPTL 2025–2034 (~69.5 GW), captive markets, and regional markets (>10 GW).
Advocating for fair and bankable tariffs, renewable energy auction systems, and carbon pricing mechanisms.
Promoting regulatory reform to ensure IPPs have equal standing (e.g., through fair PPA terms and guaranteed grid access).
Streamlining permitting and licensing processes.
Encouraging foreign and domestic investment through policy consistency and availability of risk mitigation instruments.
Implementing investment programs in the electricity sector, particularly National Strategic Projects (PSN).
Collaborating with PLN and the government to ensure timely grid investment and readiness for renewable energy integration (including energy storage and smart grids).
Supporting members in aligning with ESG principles and gaining access to domestic and international carbon trading opportunities.
Partnering with universities and vocational schools to train a workforce in renewable energy technologies.
Advocating for realistic TKDN rules that do not undermine project economics.
