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Waste-to-Fuel Infrastructure · Indonesia

Delivering Green Fuel

Asia Energy Proxa transforms municipal waste into clean transportation fuels through commercially proven Waste-to-Fuel technology — building tomorrow's circular economy infrastructure, today.

For Qualified Investors

A National Infrastructure Opportunity

500 cities. A potential market the Company estimates at US$ 5.2 billion. Standardized, replicable Waste-to-Fuel modules designed for phased nationwide roll-out.

ESG & Circular Economy

Waste Is No Longer a Burden

Every facility reduces landfill dependency and greenhouse gas emissions while producing clean fuels, biochar, and local employment — measurable impact aligned with net-zero initiatives.

Discover Asia Energy Proxa

We develop bankable green infrastructure that turns Indonesia's municipal waste into energy security.

Rather than simply supplying technology, we structure complete, investment-ready projects — bringing together strategic investors, technology partners, local governments, engineering expertise, and long-term operational management.

At a Glance

One of Southeast Asia's largest untapped waste-infrastructure opportunities.

500Cities across IndonesiaMarket
USD 5.2BEstimated potential market — 500 citiesCompany estimate
100–150Tons of municipal waste processed per day, per facilityPlant capacity
±15,000Liters of fuel produced per day, per facilityDesign output

Figures reflect the Company's design parameters and internal market estimates for a reference facility. They are indicative and do not constitute a guarantee of future performance.

Our Business

Five integrated capabilities, one platform.

Infrastructure Development

We originate, structure, and develop bankable green infrastructure projects.

Project Financing

We connect institutional investors with investment-ready infrastructure opportunities.

Public-Private Partnership

We structure long-term partnerships between governments and private investors.

Waste-to-Fuel Projects

We develop advanced Waste-to-Fuel facilities using commercially proven technology.

Carbon Reduction

We support ESG investment and net-zero initiatives through sustainable waste management.

Long-Term Operations

We stay through the full project life — from structuring to operational management.

Projects

Indonesia Waste-to-Fuel Infrastructure Platform

Asia Energy Proxa is developing a commercial Waste-to-Fuel reference plant in Indonesia, designed to serve as the foundation for a nationwide deployment strategy. Following successful commissioning, the Company intends to expand through a phased roll-out targeting municipalities across Indonesia.

Municipal waste management Euro 4 fuel production Biochar Carbon reduction Circular economy PPP structure ESG investment

Current Development Pipeline

  • Land identification
  • Waste supply assessment
  • Government engagement
  • PPP structuring
  • Investment preparation
  • Off-taker consolidation
2025Company formation
2026Reference plant development
2027Targeted commercial operation
2028Scale-up and expansion
2035National platform

Timeline reflects the Company's current development plan and is subject to permitting, financing, and construction progress.

Technology

Why Waste-to-Fuel

Waste-to-Fuel converts municipal solid waste into liquid transportation fuels — addressing two challenges at once: reducing landfill dependency and producing domestic energy. Each facility is a standardized, replicable 100–150 ton-per-day unit producing gasoline (RON 92), diesel (CN 51), and biochar.

Reference Plant

Currently in development, with commissioning targeted ahead of commercial operation in 2027 — the demonstration and training facility for the national roll-out.

Proven Systems

We collaborate with an international technology partner whose systems have demonstrated commercial operation. Full details are disclosed in the Investment Memorandum.

Replicable by Design

Standardized modules enable phased deployment across 500 cities in Indonesia under a single national platform.

Investors

Participate in Indonesia's green infrastructure transition.

We work with institutional investors, sovereign wealth funds, infrastructure funds, family offices, energy companies, and strategic financial partners — through equity investment, joint ventures, project financing, and infrastructure fund participation.

Investment Highlights — indicative project parameters*
Project typeWaste-to-Fuel infrastructure
CountryRepublic of Indonesia
Potential market500 cities (US$ 5.2 billion)
Investment sizeUS$ 10–12 million per module
Project life20 years
Plant capacity100–150 tons municipal waste / day
Expected payback≈ 4 years
Average net profit≈ 20–25%
Revenue sourcesFuel sales, biochar sales, carbon credits (future potential)
Government supportNational program alignment, government waste supply, land secured by local governments, regulatory support

* Figures represent the Company's internal projections for a reference facility and do not constitute a guarantee of future performance. Detailed assumptions, methodology, and risk factors are set out in the Investment Memorandum, available to qualified investors upon request.

Interested investors are invited to submit a non-binding Letter of Interest (LOI) to initiate confidential discussions — including further details on financial indicators (IRR, ROI, NPV) and the joint due diligence process.

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How does the technology work?

Municipal solid waste is processed and converted into liquid transportation fuels (gasoline and diesel) and biochar using commercially proven conversion technology. Detailed process information is provided in the Investment Memorandum.

Who provides the waste?

Waste supply is secured through long-term arrangements with local governments as part of each project's PPP structure.

Who owns the land?

Land arrangements are structured project-by-project in cooperation with local governments, as part of the PPP framework.

Who buys the fuel?

Off-taker consolidation is part of each project's development phase. Off-take structures and counterparties are detailed in the Investment Memorandum.

How is revenue generated?

Project revenues are designed to come from the sale of fuel products and biochar, structured within each project's commercial framework. Detailed revenue assumptions are set out in the Investment Memorandum.

How scalable is the platform?

Each facility is a standardized, replicable 100–150 ton-per-day module, enabling phased roll-out across 500 cities in Indonesia.

What is the investment structure?

The Company offers equity investment, joint ventures, project financing, and infrastructure fund participation, structured per project. Details are available in the Investment Memorandum.

Where is the first project?

Site selection for the reference plant is in progress; the location will be announced upon completion of land and permitting arrangements.

ESG

Creating sustainable impact with every facility.

Reduced landfill dependency
Reduced greenhouse gas emissions
Clean transportation fuels
Local employment
Circular economy development
Energy security
Long-term sustainable returns
Net-zero aligned investment

Leadership

Experienced hands on national-scale infrastructure.

Riza Fahmi — Founder & Chief Executive Officer

Riza Fahmi

Founder & Chief Executive Officer

Riza Fahmi brings more than 25 years of executive leadership experience across mission-critical infrastructure, operational resilience, aviation safety, cybersecurity, enterprise risk management, and large-scale government collaboration projects.

He previously served as Director of Operations, Director of Safety, Security & HSE, VP of Corporate Risk Management, and Quality Assurance Manager at PT Angkasa Pura Indonesia and PT AirNav Indonesia — both Indonesian state-owned enterprises.

While leading strategic initiatives in aviation infrastructure, he recognized the growing importance of Sustainable Aviation Fuel (SAF) as a key pillar of global aviation decarbonization. That perspective inspired extensive research into renewable fuel technologies — ultimately leading to the establishment of PT Asia Energy Proxa and the development of an integrated Waste-to-Fuel platform supporting Indonesia's circular economy and long-term energy transition.

He has led national strategic initiatives involving government institutions, regulators, and international stakeholders, with deep experience in infrastructure development, risk management, and public-private partnerships. This will gurantee the successful execution of this WTF Project.

Under his leadership, Asia Energy Proxa is committed to becoming Indonesia's leading green infrastructure developer, with a sustainable Waste-to-Fuel platform as its flagship solution.

Contact

Let's build Indonesia's green energy future together.

Whether you represent a government institution, investor, technology provider, or strategic partner, we welcome the opportunity to explore long-term collaboration.

PT Asia Energy Proxa
Kota Wisata Cibubur, Bogor, Indonesia

+62 811 411 071

ceo@asiaenergyproxa.com

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