The power of moving water has been used since ancient times to mill flour, pump water, and drive simple machinery. But it was only in the late 19th century that flowing water was first harnessed to produce electricity. This transformation of water into energy is what we now call hydropower.
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Water flowing through a dam turns a turbine, driving a generator to produce electricity.
Instead of building large reservoirs that might disrupt river flow, we build a weir and long waterway, creating nearly zero impact on biodiversity and surrounding communities.
Water is diverted upstream through a pipe to a downstream turbine, then reenters the stream. The river’s natural flow stays intact with minimal environmental impact and zero emissions. Remote areas with low power access can benefit from this renewable solution.
Offering jobs, training, infrastructure, and energy access. We create shared value: revenue for shareholders, sustainable development, and meaningful work for our people. With sustainability at our core, we aim to make hydropower a leading energy source in Indonesia.
