Indonesia is focusing on the development of electric buses where it can reduce greenhouse gas emission and reduce the need for fossil fuel consumption. The Ministry of Transportation is heavily investing and promoting the use of new energy vehicles. The government has set a target to put 41,000 electric buses into operation by 2024. And also, The City-owned bus operator-Transjakarta has an ambitious plan to expand its electric bus (E-bus) fleet to 10.000 units by 2030.

To support that programs, GEM Indonesia and Busworld will hold The Busworld Southeast Asia Webinar Series – Session 5 with theme “ Electric Mobility : Future Indonesia toward Zero Emission Buses in the Cities” which will be held on October 28, 2021. This session will be more focused in operational, policy, breakthrough and readiness of electric bus in Indonesia.

Date : 28 October 2021

The need for transport the demands for comfort and sustainability in the mobility offer are increasing, while the growth of individual motorized transport modes produces more congestion and pollution.

The collectivization of passenger transport is the only solution. The attractiveness of bus and coach services will be decisive on the success of this transition. Mutual understanding and even intensive collaboration on strategic and technical aspects between manufacturers, operators, authorities and financing institutes is therefore a significant asset . Be aware of the bus and coach market

Mark your Agenda : 23 – 25 March 2022

Busworld South East Asia Webinar – Session 4 (7 July 2021) 

The development of electric vehicles in Indonesia continues to grow. The Indonesian government is preparing and accelerating the development of electric vehicles. One of these actions is speeding up the building of EV charging infrastructure. Indonesia is putting focus on the development of electric buses by which it can reduce greenhouse gas emissions and reduce fossil fuel consumption.

Are you eager to know how’s the development of Indonesia’s electric buses and the readiness of the infrastructure? What has been realized so far? And what’s still to be done? Join us on July 07, 2021 to connect and hear from industry leaders regarding the latest developments on charging infrastructure through our webinar on “The Future of Indonesia’s Bus & Coach : Charging Infrastructure for Electric Buses” at 1.20 PM (GMT +7).

Busworld South East Asia Webinar – Session 3 (15 April 2021) 

Busworld South East Asia Webinar – Session 2 (2 February 2021)  

Busworld South East Asia Webinar – Session 1 (18 November 2020)