Sumber Rejeki Energy Is
Contractor and Supplier of New Renewable Energy Products, Established in 2015 in Surabaya, East Java, Sumber Rejeki Energy Fully Supports the Transition to Renewable Energy, Aiming to Reduce Greenhouse Gas Emissions and Minimize Environmental Impact.
Our company innovates in its work by deploying professional teams and providing quality products while considering economic value, and of course, more affordable prices for customers.

Our Solar Business focuses on solar power technology to drive innovation and development of new, more efficient, and affordable technologies.
By switching to clean energy we will positively impact us and our families. Sumber Rejeki Energy is committed to helping make it easier to create clean housing for all of us.
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Profitable long term investment due to unlimited energy sources
We provide the best service and ensure the system functions efficiently and safely.
Let's create a clean and energy-efficient residence, with us Sumber Rejeki Energy through new, renewable energy.
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We have a team of technicians who are experienced in their fields, and our technicians already have official competency certification.
The International Renewable Energy Agency (IRENA) recorded a record high in global clean energy growth, with an increase of 693 GW in a single year. Driven by the increasingly low costs of solar and wind power, total global renewable energy capacity has now reached 5.2 Terawatts (TW)—representing nearly half of the world's total electricity capacity.
Read MorePLN plans to build a Solar Power Plant (PLTS) along the 802-kilometer Jasa Marga toll road corridor with a potential capacity of up to 0.5 GWp.
Read MoreMODENA Energy's renewable energy business has officially inaugurated a 307.5 kWp rooftop solar power plant (PLTS) in the PT Multi Nitrotama Kimia industrial area in Cikampek, West Java. This on-grid project is projected to generate up to 400,000 kWh of green energy annually and reduce carbon emissions by 360,000 kg of CO₂ annually. This step reflects the private sector's commitment to boosting operational efficiency and accelerating the clean energy transition in the country.
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