Urban commercial sites
Malls, offices, hotels and hospitals: visible locations with repeat traffic and a strong customer experience.
For site hosts and partners
Put fast charging on your site.
We invest in, build and run public DC fast charging with property owners and local partners across Jakarta. You bring the site; we bring the rest.
Why Jakarta, why now
Indonesia’s charging build-out is accelerating. Early sites matter.
Public charging is expanding fast, but well-located sites with good power and parking are limited. Hosts who move early secure the best position.
3,558 public charging units
Source: PLN / ESDM, Mar 2025
2,412 operating locations
Source: PLN / ESDM, Mar 2025
1,000 units on Eid travel routes
Source: PLN / ESDM, Mar 2025
9,636 unit target for 2026
Source: Government roadmap
Indonesia national data
12–18 month ambition
1,000+ charge points
Subject to site pipeline and approvals.
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Dense, high-traffic demand
Malls, hospitals, offices, residential strata and mobility hubs create repeat charging occasions.
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An accelerating national build-out
Public infrastructure is growing, but early access to strong sites and grid capacity remains valuable.
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A proven regional method
Aurigin brings tested site delivery, local payments and customer operations from Southeast Asia.
The sites we look for
High-frequency sites we can run well.
Demand, grid access and operating rights matter more than covering the map.
Fleet and mobility hubs
Taxi, ride-hailing, logistics and rental depots, where high daily mileage drives predictable demand.
Power-constrained properties
Flexible power sharing and on-site storage can unlock sites with a limited grid connection.
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Partnership model
Local access and Aurigin execution, as one team.
Roles are clear from the first site. Investment and contracting structures adapt to Indonesian requirements.
Local partner
- Site origination
- Permits and local delivery
- Utility and customer access
Aurigin
- Investment and asset governance
- Engineering and commissioning
- Digital operations
- Customer service and maintenance
- Portfolio strategy
Shared result: well-run sites, reliable service, transparent data and a repeatable path to scale.
How we work
From site screening to network scale.
Every stage has defined inputs, outputs and operating data, so what we learn at one site improves the next.
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Screen
- Site demand
- Grid and capacity
- Site economics
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Design
- Power architecture
- Commercial model
- Local compliance
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Deliver
- Construction
- Commissioning
- Service launch
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Operate
- 24/7 monitoring
- Customer growth
- Maintenance
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Scale
- Portfolio review
- Capital allocation
- Network density
Proof: power-constrained sites work
Shanghai, Jiayu Yunjing
TaoCharge project in China
Fast charging paired with energy storage avoided an expensive grid-capacity upgrade and shortened construction. An energy management system shaves peaks to improve site performance, and power is adjusted dynamically to support ultra-fast charging, balancing build cost with fast charging for drivers.
- No grid-capacity upgrade needed
- Shorter construction time
- Peak shaving by energy management
- Dynamic power for ultra-fast charging
Site host FAQ
Questions landlords and owners ask us.
How much does it cost to host a TaoCharge charger?
TaoCharge and Aurigin invest in the chargers, installation and operation. You provide the site, parking bays and access to power under a long-term agreement. Commercial terms are agreed site by site.
What kind of sites qualify?
Visible locations with parking and repeat traffic in Greater Jakarta: malls, offices, hotels, hospitals, apartments, petrol stations, fleet depots, car parks and empty lots.
How much power does my site need?
It depends on the number of bays and the charger type. Where grid capacity is limited, dynamic power sharing and on-site storage can make a site work without a large upgrade.
Who operates and maintains the chargers?
We do: 24/7 monitoring, maintenance, payments in the TaoCharge app and customer service. Your team has no billing or support work.
What happens after I submit a site?
Our partnerships team reviews demand, parking and power, and replies within five working days. Next come a site visit, a power assessment and agreeing commercial terms.
I’m a property developer planning a new project. Can you help?
Yes. Charging is easiest to plan in at design stage. See our page for property developers, or submit the project with this form.
Next step
Start with three to five candidate sites.
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Candidate sites
Share three to five locations with traffic, parking and power information.
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Local execution
We confirm the delivery, permitting and utility interfaces each site needs.
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Commercial alignment
We agree roles, operating standards and the path from pilot to portfolio.
Tell us about your site.
We review every submission and reply within five working days. You can attach up to six photos of the site.