A Geocoded Dataset of Public EV Charging Stations in Indonesia with Provider, Venue, and Provincial Coverage Information

This dataset provides a geocoded inventory of public electric vehicle charging stations in Indonesia, locally known as SPKLU (Stasiun Pengisian Kendaraan Listrik Umum). It contains 3,029 stations, 4,707 charger boxes, 9,781 chargers, and 5,947 connectors. The data were captured on 16 June 2026 from the public national charging map petaspklu.id, operated by Solopos, with underlying data from PT PLN (Persero). The dataset covers all 34 Indonesian provinces under the pre-2022 provincial structure. The original source was not directly ready for analysis. Charger and connector totals were recorded as zero; power ratings were provided only in free text; and administrative codes, operator labels, and venue information were not included. A Python pipeline was developed to clean and enrich the source data. The pipeline reconstructs charger and connector counts from individual charger boxes, converts power information into numeric kW values and five power tiers, and assigns official BPS administrative codes at the province and regency levels. It also classifies each station by operator type, namely PLN or SPKLU network, independent charge-point operator, or automaker dealership, and records the corresponding operator or brand name. Venue information is added through 14 detailed venue classes, which are further grouped into 7 broader categories. Province-level reference tables combine the SP2020 census population and the 2025 PDRB (regional GDP) to produce per-capita and per-GDP coverage indicators. Each station record includes WGS84 coordinates, parsed power rating, power tier, charger box count, charger count, connector count, BPS province and regency codes, operator classification, venue classification, co-location cluster identifier, and quality control flags. A companion charger-box table provides box-level power information, inferred AC or DC current type, and related counts. The charger-box table can be joined to the station table using the station identifier. A complete data dictionary is also provided. The dataset shows a large provincial gap in per-capita access to charging. DKI Jakarta has 6.92 stations per 100,000 residents, compared with 0.35 in Papua. It also shows a three-tier operator structure. PLN’s own SPKLU network accounts for 62% of stations and dominates utility and public-civic sites. Independent charge-point operators account for 24%, mainly in offices, hotels, and retail venues. Automaker dealerships account for 13% of the total across all showroom locations. The dataset can support studies on charging infrastructure equity, electric vehicle adoption, spatial accessibility, and transport and energy policy.