Yinson enters Indonesia's renewables market via Inecosolar aquisition


Yinson Renewables Vice President Business Development Marius Kleiven (left) and Inecosolar Founder and Director Benoît Prim (right) at the signing of the agreement.

KUALA LUMPUR: Yinson Holdings Bhd's renewables division, Yinson Renewables, has entered the Indonesian market via the acquisition of a majority stake in solar company PT Ineco Solar Solutions (Inecosolar).

It said in a statement Inecosolar is a well-established solar system provider in Indonesia with a track record delivering residential and commercial rooftop solar systems.

According to the company, the acquisition aims to enable Inecosolar to provide all-in-one zero-capital solutions, expand its project portfolio and establish itself as an independent power producer (IPP) in Indonesia and beyond.

A zero-capital arrangement allows businesses to install rooftop PV systems with no upfront cost and benefit from reduced electricity tariffs over a 15 to 20-year tenure.

"The transaction will further build YR’s presence and pipeline in Asia, which is one of our core regions of focus.

"Indonesia contributes approximately a quarter of Southeast Asia’s economic activity and is expected to become a major global economy.

"With a nascent renewable energy market, Indonesia is poised to be a major hub of the energy transition,” said Yinson Renewables CEO David Brunt.

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