Indonesia's Ministry of Energy and Mineral Resources Welcomes Naysor to Explore Green Energy Collaboration Between Indonesia and South Korea

JAKARTA, Indonesia, 1 April 2026. Naysor, a South Korean clean energy company that converts palm oil waste into cleaner fuel, today announced that its CEO and its Corporate and Communication Strategy Lead, Bangun Adi Wijaya, held a coordination meeting with Indonesia's Ministry of Energy and Mineral Resources (ESDM) to explore and strengthen collaboration opportunities across Indonesia.

The Naysor delegation was welcomed by Mr. Edi Wibowo, Director of Bioenergy at the Directorate General of New, Renewable Energy and Energy Conservation (EBTKE). The discussion focused on future collaboration and on how Naysor's business model can connect South Korean green energy capabilities with Indonesia's growing bioenergy sector.

Bridging South Korean Technology and Indonesia's Energy Transition

Naysor aims to bring advanced technology, expertise, and resources from South Korea to accelerate green business development in Indonesia. By converting palm oil residue into cleaner fuel, Naysor's approach supports Indonesia's bioenergy development while adding value to one of the country's largest agricultural by-products.

Looking Ahead

The meeting marks another step in Naysor's commitment to Indonesia's sustainable energy future. Naysor looks forward to continuing its dialogue with ESDM and working with Indonesian stakeholders to build a more sustainable Indonesia together.