By Dominikus
China’s leading energy solution provider Shenzhen Clou Electronics Co., Ltd. plans to build a 3GWh energy storage manufacturing base in Indonesia, according to the company’s 2024 Annual Report released in March 2025.
“In order to further improve the company’s overseas strategic layout and respond more flexibly to the impact of macroeconomic fluctuations, industrial policy adjustments, and changes in the international trade landscape, as well as to enhance the company’s competitiveness and overall risk resistance, the company plans to build an energy storage production base in Indonesia, with a total investment based on a planned capacity of 3GWh,” said Chairman Fu Yongjun, without providing further project details.
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The decision also aligns with accelerating global trends in grid modernization and renewable energy integration. In 2024, global grid investment surged, driven by programs such as the U.S. Department of Energy’s $10.5 billion GRIP initiative and the European Union’s €584 billion grid upgrade plan. Countries including Brazil, Colombia, and Indonesia have been actively advancing digital grid development, where smart metering and energy storage are seen as key pillars for future energy systems.
Clou, a specialist in smart grid and energy storage solutions, has been steadily expanding its international presence. In 2024, it delivered approximately 1.4GWh of energy storage systems and secured new orders totaling 2.4GWh. Its latest Aqua-C2.5 liquid-cooled storage system has been deployed in commercial projects in the Americas and Chile, reinforcing the company’s transition from equipment supplier to full-service energy storage system integrator.
Editing by Reiner Simanjuntak
