Latest developments from Equator Renewables Asia
ERA has raised S$50 million from strategic cornerstone investors KPN Corporation and Tsao Pao Chee (TPC), plus management contributions. The funding will support 2.2 GWp solar, 3.2 GWh BESS, and green hydrogen production initiatives in Indonesia.
Source: SolarQuarter
Read Article ↗In an exclusive Eco-Business podcast, ERA Founder Frank Phuan discusses the challenges and opportunities of cross-border clean energy projects, the Riau Islands to Singapore 900 MWp solar initiative, and why persistence is key to unlocking Southeast Asia's energy transition.
Source: Eco-Business
Read Article ↗Equator Renewables Asia is proud to be a Premium Sponsor at Asia Clean Energy Summit 2025, part of Singapore International Energy Week (SIEW). ERA featured in the Clean Energy Leaders Dialogue sharing updates on the Singapore–Indonesia Renewable Energy Interconnect Program.
Source: LinkedIn
Read Article ↗Equator Renewables Asia and CREI announce plans for a 900 MWp solar project to supply clean energy from Indonesia to Singapore via cross-border transmission link.
Source: Renewables Now
Read Article ↗Cross-border clean energy projects are gaining momentum, with 2025 shaping up as a breakthrough year. ERA's Frank Phuan shares how Equator Renewables Asia is set to import 400MW of solar energy from the Riau Islands into Singapore via subsea cable.
Source: The Business Times
Read Article ↗After almost three years with EDP Renewables, Frank Phuan has stepped down from its regional management team to helm Equator Renewables Asia, a spin-off focused on cross-border projects between Indonesia and Singapore.
Source: Eco-Business
Read Article ↗Singapore's Energy Market Authority grants ERA conditional license to import 400MW of renewable electricity from Indonesia as part of the regional power grids initiative.
Source: Energy Market Authority
Read Article ↗Equator Renewables Asia, Keppel, Vanda RE, and Gurin Energy commit US$22 billion for Green Sustainable Industrial Zones with large-scale solar in Batam, Bintan, and Tanjung Pinang as part of Indonesia's Green Economic Corridor.
Source: Indonesia Pavilion - Expo 2025
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