On October 10, the Indonesian Ministry of Energy and Mineral Resources bestowed the prestigious Subroto Award on the Jawa Power Plant, a facility operated by the China Shenhua Energy Company’s subsidiary, Guoneng IndonesiaThis award, which recognizes excellence in electricity safety among large power plants exceeding 200 megawatts, is a significant acknowledgment of Guoneng Indonesia’s commitment to sustainable energy management and power safety in Indonesia.

The Subroto Award is considered the highest honor given by the Indonesian government in the energy sectorDuring the award ceremony, Jisman, the Director-General of Electricity at the Ministry, praised Guoneng Indonesia for its innovative approaches toward reducing carbon emissions and enhancing energy efficiencyHe underlined the company’s pivotal role in advancing energy transition efforts and supporting Indonesia's national goal of achieving net-zero emissions.

Guoneng Indonesia, strategically located in the western part of Java, adjacent to the Java Sea, was founded through a joint investment between China Shenhua Energy Company and the Indonesian state-owned electricity company

It is notable for being the largest power plant in Indonesia based on installed capacity and having its own intellectual property rightsThe power station is recognized as Indonesia's most technologically advanced, efficient, and environmentally friendly coal-fired power facility, boasting the highest annual design capacity operating hours among all coal power plants in the region.

Since its establishment, Guoneng Indonesia has adhered to the principles of “consultation, construction, and sharing.” The company has committed itself to ensuring safe and sustainable energy for Indonesia while actively developing local talent in the electricity sectorThis aligns with Indonesia’s green economic development initiatives, ensuring that the benefits of building the Belt and Road Initiative are extended to local communitiesThe importance of this project was underscored by Indonesian President Joko Widodo, who attended the groundbreaking ceremony on October 5, 2017, emphasizing that it would significantly alleviate Indonesia's energy shortages and create employment opportunities, thus contributing positively to the nation’s economic growth.

Over the years, Guoneng Indonesia has maintained an exemplary safety record with zero accidents during operations

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Since its inception, the plant has generated an impressive total of 55.59 billion kilowatt-hours of electricity, ensuring a reliable and stable energy supply for Indonesia while facilitating socioeconomic development in the regionThe company supplies high-quality, safe, efficient, and clean electricity, leading in terms of market share, unit reliability, and environmental standards within the Indonesian Java grid.

The operations of Guoneng Indonesia have stimulated related industries such as coal mining and transportation, creating a new demand for energy in manufacturing and service sectors, thus fostering a robust industrial ecosystemDuring the construction phase, the project created direct employment for over 5,000 local peopleOnce operational, it has provided direct job opportunities for more than 850 Indonesian employees, in addition to indirectly supporting over 2,000 positions, thus effectively contributing to local employment expansion.

Guoneng Indonesia also emphasizes strengthening its strategic partnerships with domestic and international collaborators

The company makes significant investments in research and development within the clean energy, smart grid, and energy storage sectors, positioning itself to remain competitive in the global energy marketMoreover, it is actively exploring ways to diversify its energy supply beyond traditional coal power, moving towards comprehensive energy solutions, including innovative projects like the Karangkates Floating Solar Power Plant which aims to harness solar energy.

In recognizing its social responsibilities, Guoneng Indonesia has dedicated itself to becoming a "socially responsible" electricity providerThe company prioritizes the delivery of safe, economical, clean, and efficient energy while actively participating in community service initiativesGuoneng has established deep-rooted friendships between the people of China and Indonesia, investing over $200,000 in more than 20 community support projects and conducting more than 100 community visits.

In alignment with its commitment to ecological sustainability, Guoneng Indonesia collaborates with surrounding communities to promote regional environmental protection, striving to create a "green ecological circle" in its overseas projects

The company leads the charge in green operations and has introduced the first ultra-supercritical coal unit export from China to Indonesia, committed to clean and efficient coal power utilizationIt continuously invests in wastewater zero-discharge solutions, hazardous waste disposal, and ecological restoration initiatives and employs advanced technologies to deliver reliable, safe, and clean power energy.

As part of its environmental stewardship, Guoneng Indonesia has propelled efforts aimed at ecological conservation, planning initiatives that protect mangroves and wildlife ecosystems during production phasesCollaborative efforts among team members from both China and Indonesia have led to the steady expansion of surrounding mangrove areas and an increase in wildlife populations, substantially improving local ecosystem healthThe increase in biodiversity, evidenced by the flourishing mangroves, has created a thriving habitat for various endangered species, showcasing the company’s long-term dedication to ecological preservation.

Being one of the early Chinese companies to invest overseas, Guoneng Indonesia has established itself as a vital player in the coordinated development of Southeast Asia's energy market