Climate Hero Club - The climate-tech ecosystem of South East Asia

Jakarta’s Climate Hero Club debut proved Indonesia is eager—and equipped—to move climate capital. More than eighty founders, financiers, and ecosystem allies packed the room, swapping notes on everything from five‑figure e‑bike fleets to post‑pilot EV rollouts. By the third bell, multiple seven‑figure debt tickets—spanning lease‑to‑own expansions and biochar facilities—had already entered due‑diligence, backed by fresh credit windows from regional lenders. Jakarta isn’t just another tour stop—it’s a launchpad poised to feed high‑impact climate deals straight into the Climate Hero Club network.

I think this event by Climate Hero Club is very interesting and useful because it matches entrepreneurs and investors with each other and we get to exchange notes and uh get connected.

ALBERT Oyika Indonesia

And today's event was really insightful because not only did we get to connect with climate tech startups from Indonesia, but we also get to connect with other financing partners such as WWF.

TAMINA Sky Capital

The event was great—I met some new faces, including people who flew in from abroad. We had a really good discussion about the climate ecosystem in Indonesia. I’m looking forward to more events like this and hope to see more climate founders emerge from these gatherings.

STEVE The Radical Fund

I think the event went really well. It was great to see so many people excited about the climate gathered in one space. There was a lot of good energy and many ideas exchanged today, so I’m happy.