Research

Four Core Areas

Where systems thinking meets national priorities

Our work concentrates on complex systems in vital domains where Indonesia faces sustained, multi-decadal transitions. Each area is approached through model-based systems thinking — analysing processes, identifying components, mapping interconnections, and recognising the influence of an ever-changing context.

i.

Clean & Renewable Energy

Policy models and transition scenarios toward low-carbon energy systems, including feasibility studies of emerging technologies such as green hydrogen, geothermal, and biomass within the Indonesian context.

Energy · Transition · Decarbonisation

ii.

Systems' Sustainability Transitions

Cross-sectoral studies supporting just transitions, systemic risk mitigation, and systems-based policy frameworks that advance sustainable development and the achievement of the SDGs.

Just Transition · SDGs · Resilience

iii.

Ports & Logistics

Modelling of port and logistics systems in relation to national connectivity, supply-chain resilience, maritime safety, and the development of Special Economic Zones (SEZ).

Maritime · Supply Chain · SEZ

iv.

Lean & Green Operations

Engineering and management of product-service systems centred on evolving customer needs, redesigning operations to meet efficiency, effectiveness, and environmental criteria.

Operations · Service Design · Efficiency