📌 Below are key elements we recommend you cover to craft a compelling and competitive pitch deck for Indonesia Energy Innovation Challenge (IEIC) 2025.
While not all are mandatory, strong entries typically address most of these areas clearly and creatively.
[ ] Vision & Value Proposition
A sharp one-liner describing who you are and the innovative energy/climate value you offer. Why does your solution matter?
[ ] The Problem
Define the problem you’re solving — the more tangible and specific, the better. What are the pain points? Why is this relevant to Indonesia’s energy transition?
[ ] Your Solution
Describe your product, service, or innovation. How does it solve the identified problem? Show pictures, videos, or mockups if possible — let us visualize it.
[ ] Market Opportunity / Target Users
Who will benefit from your solution? Where are they located? How many people or businesses are affected by this issue, and how big is the potential impact?
[ ] Technology & Feasibility
Explain the tech behind your idea. What’s the implementation process? Any ongoing R&D? Share diagrams, workflows, or prototyping details.
[ ] Impact & Sustainability
Outline the environmental and/or social impact. Carbon reduction? Cleaner energy? Inclusive access? Be sure to link it with relevant SDGs or national net zero goals.
[ ] Business Model (for Startup Pitch)
How will you make money? What’s your pricing and revenue strategy? If this is a social enterprise or hybrid model, explain how impact and income balance.
[ ] Validation / Traction (if applicable)
Have you tested your idea? Do you have a prototype, pilot, users, or feedback? Any partners, MOUs, grants, or awards? Real-world validation is powerful.
[ ] Competitive Landscape
Who else is tackling this issue, and what sets you apart? Compare your value with existing alternatives. Highlight your edge — tech, cost, partnerships, etc.
[ ] Roadmap & Scalability
Show us the journey ahead. What have you done so far, and what’s next? Can this scale across other regions or markets? What support do you need?
[ ] Team
Introduce your squad — who’s doing what, and why are you the right team to make this happen? Include relevant expertise or personal connection to the issue.
[ ] Your Ask
Clearly state what you need from this challenge: mentorship, network, funding, pilot opportunities? Make your ask bold and specific.
[ ] Your Contact
Include your contact info at the end (email/socials) so we can connect. Optional: Add a QR code linking to your website or prototype demo.
[ ] References (Optional - Hidden Slide)
It is essential to let your audiences know where you got your data points or research from as it provides transparency and a foundation on what you startup is built on. You can keep it simple! If the data is your pitch deck and the pitch video is from a third-party Market research report, hyperlink and mention the year that the research was published.