Abstract :

This paper explores the modular and phased approach to developing Indonesia’s first green energy terminal by EHS, a company with extensive experience in energy distribution and logistics. The study emphasizes the benefits of this strategy in managing high capital requirements and uncertain revenue streams. Through qualitative research employing Soft Systems Methodology (SSM), this study identifies the advantages of incremental development and stakeholder engagement in achieving sustainable and practical outcomes. The findings provide valuable insights for policymakers and practitioners in developing countries facing similar challenges in the energy transition.

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Keywords :

Energy Transition, Green Energy Terminal, Soft System Methodology, Stakeholder Engagement

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