Innovative Indonesian businesses selected for inaugural Climate Finance Accelerator

Jakarta, 30 June 2026 – Thirteen innovative Indonesian businesses have been selected to join the 2026 cohort of the Climate Finance Accelerator (CFA) Indonesia. The UK-funded global technical assistance programme supports climate-focused businesses to strengthen their investment readiness. Globally over 230 businesses have been supported with more than US$500 million investment unlocked.

CFA Indonesia focuses on building a strong pipeline of investable climate solutions, convening stakeholders across the ecosystem, and strengthening the enabling environment for climate finance.

The businesses selected represent a diverse mix of high-growth enterprises operating across key sectors critical to Indonesia’s climate agenda, including energy, transport, water & wastewater, waste & circular economy, transport, agriculture, forestry & land use (AFOLU), and manufacturing.

British Ambassador to Indonesia, Dominic Jermey, said:

“I am delighted to see the quality and variety of businesses selected for the Climate Finance Accelerator Indonesia’s inaugural cohort. These innovative climate entrepreneurs will now benefit from high-quality technical assistance from both Indonesian and international experts, helping to position them for investment and growth. The CFA represents a valuable opportunity for Indonesia and the UK, under our Strategic Partnership, to deliver shared benefits for green growth. By drawing on the strength of UK private sector expertise, we can mobilise climate finance at scale, an essential step towards sustainable development, and in supporting Indonesia’s ambition to achieve Net Zero by 2060.”

Introducing the 2026 CFA Indonesia cohort

The thirteen businesses selected for the cohort are:

Blitz: Indonesia's largest EV-powered last-mile logistics platform, replacing gasoline motorcycle fleets with electric vehicles to decarbonise delivery infrastructure across 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: helping enterprises run EV-powered fleet and workforce operations, reducing logistics emissions while improving frontline worker productivity and earnings.

Elevarm: driving climate-resilient agriculture through AI, agroforestry, and bio-based regenerative inputs to boost productivity, cut emissions, and maximise carbon sequestration.

Eratani: Eratani is a community-centric agritech startup in Indonesia providing end-to-end solutions across agricultural value chain, integrating KYC and monitoring to advance sustainability and smallholder livelihoods.

Kalista: Kalista provides electric vehicle ecosystem solutions through electric fleet operations, charging infrastructure development, and sustainable transportation services to accelerate Indonesia's energy transition.

MYCL: developing biomaterial such as mycelium-based leather alternatives, seaweed as plastic alternative and mycelium based composite insulation, cutting carbon and plastic use while enabling global brands to decarbonise fashion, footwear, and building materials

Nazava Water Filters: empowering households to purify their water with gravity based, WHO tested filters, replacing the need for boiling water and 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: providing end-to-end circular e-waste management, from collection and sorting to material recovery and recycling, reducing landfill waste while generating significant emissions savings through secondary production and reducing reliance on virgin resource extraction.

SolarKita: a solar energy company providing end-to-end services for commercial and residential clients, accelerating clean energy adoption and reducing CO₂ emissions in Indonesia.

WasteX: transforming agricultural waste into biochar, delivering carbon removals, higher crop yields and farmer incomes, while mitigating CO2e (>1,000 tons so far).

Over the coming months, participating businesses will receive tailored support on finance, ESG practices, and investment strategy through a combination of expert-led workshops, one-to-one sessions, and cohort-based learning. The programme will culminate in an investor engagement event, where businesses will pitch their solutions to a network of local and international investors.

Maurice Shawndefar, PwC Indonesia Advisor and CFA Indonesia Team Lead, said: 

“We are delighted to welcome this year’s cohort of the CFA Indonesia. The selected businesses demonstrate the strength and diversity of climate innovation emerging across the country, spanning sectors that are critical to Indonesia’s low-carbon transition.

“Through tailored capacity building support, we aim to help these companies unlock the capital they need to scale their solutions and deliver meaningful climate impact.”