Anantaka Energy Indonesia is set up to develop renewable energy projects. Anantaka which mean “Eternal” in Sanskrit, is focusing on hydropower plant development.
Indonesian government targets 23% of renewable energy electricity production in 2025. The target opens up wide opportunities for the private sector to take up prominent roles in sufficing the electricity needs. Anantaka envisages to be part of the Green-Solution for the country.
ABOUT US
Our Mission
Sustainability
Green and Renewable Energy
Climate
Corporate Responsibility
Innovation
Anantaka sets innovation as the heart of its team and
business. Realising its new in the business, management is working closely with reputable local and international consultants and contractors. In addition, we are hiring personnel that are well experienced in the fields.
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Office :
SATRIO TOWER,15th Floor
Jl. Prof. Dr. Satrio Kav 1-4 Blok C4 Jakarta Selatan, Indonesia - Phone: +62-21-22513329
- Email: corporate@anantakaenergy.com
We are inviting all interested parties to collaborate in developing renewable energy in Indonesia, especially in hydro power.
We always looking for the potential hydro power to develop and operate.
Please contact us and we will response all phone and email that we have received. Thank you !
PRODUCT
Hydropower is clean, emissions free, reliable, renewable and cheap energy for generations
Hydropower uses the energy of owing water, taking advantage of gravity and the water cycle. On Earth, water is constantly moved around in various states. Water evaporates from the oceans, forming into clouds, falling out as rain, gathering into streams and rivers, and owing back to the sea. All this ovement provides an enormous opportunity to harness useful energy.
All water used to move the turbine will be returned to its original river route, amount of water will remain same as before. Impact to the environment is nearly none as all water returned to its original river route, no hemicals involved and no fuels burned.
In 2011, 16 percent of the world’s electricity is provided by Hydropower, second only to fossil fuels. Worldwide capacity in 2011 was 950 GW, with 24% in China, 8% in the United States, 9% in Brazil and around 13% in Indonesia. Indonesia is blessed with topology and more than enough rainfalls that enables environmental friendly hydropower plants to be built.
