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.
Read MoreA recent report from energy research institute Ember marks a new milestone in the global energy transition. The combination of solar and wind power generation has dominated, contributing 22% of the global electricity share, surpassing gas-fired power generation at 20%. This massive growth is driven by the rapid adoption of green technologies in China, the United States, Europe, and Latin America, making it a cheaper, more sustainable, and environmentally friendly energy alternative.
Read MorePLN is accelerating the energy transition by implementing 21 solar power (PLTS) and battery energy storage system (BESS) projects with a total capacity of 513 MWp in phases through 2029, aiming to reduce national fuel consumption.
Read MorePTBA and Pertamina NRE are collaborating to transform post-mining land into a clean energy hub through the construction of solar power plants, supporting Indonesia's green energy transition.
Read MoreNo more reliance on imported diesel! Indonesia has officially launched Biodiesel B50, a bold move projected to save the state up to IDR 170 trillion while keeping subsidized fuel prices affordable.
Read MoreIndonesia is stepping up its clean energy transition with an ambitious target: to build 100 gigawatts (GW) of solar power plants (PLTS) in just two years. This initiative prioritizes the retirement of diesel-powered power plants, which have dominated the country's energy supply.
Read MoreIndonesia is now accelerating its path to clean energy self-sufficiency through a national mission to build 100 GW of solar power plants. This strategic initiative is designed to create cost efficiencies by replacing diesel generators, stimulate the national economy with an investment of Rp1,700 trillion, and strengthen the nation's energy sovereignty.
Read MoreMedcoEnergi, through Medco Power Indonesia, is finalizing plans to export low-carbon electricity to Singapore through the development of a 2 GWp solar power plant on Bulan Island in the Riau Islands. The project is designed to transmit up to 600 MW of electricity via undersea cables.
Read MoreThe development of the Indonesian Capital City (IKN) as a sustainable Forest City is being strengthened through a 50 MW Solar Power Plant (PLTS) project. This project is positioned as a primary (pioneering) energy source supporting electricity in the Central Government Core Area (KIPP), based on the principle of 100% renewable energy (NRE).
Read MoreDuring a working visit to the Sutami Dam, Malang Regency on Wednesday (20/11/2024), Minister of Public Works (PU) Dody Hanggodo discussed plans to build a floating Solar Power Plant (PLTS) as an effort to support Indonesia's energy self-sufficiency.
Read MorePT PLN (Persero) affirmed its commitment to providing affordable green energy to support national economic growth of up to 8% while preserving the environment. As a concrete demonstration, PLN participated in the COP29 conference in Baku, Azerbaijan, to promote global synergy in investment, technology, and regulation.
Read MorePT PLN (Persero) affirmed its commitment to providing affordable green energy to support national economic growth of up to 8% while preserving the environment. As a concrete demonstration, PLN participated in the COP29 conference in Baku, Azerbaijan, to promote global synergy in investment, technology, and regulation.
Read MoreThe government, through the National Energy Council (DEN), has positioned Solar Power Plants (PLTS) as its mainstay for realizing a cleaner environment and reducing emissions in Indonesia.
Read MoreAccess to stable, quality energy 24 hours a day is an essential right of the people to support basic services (education and health) and drive the economy.
Read MoreIndonesia is officially listed as one of the world's green energy giants with a total New and Renewable Energy (EBT) potential of almost 4 Tera Watts (3,686 GW).
Read MoreDriven by the ambitious 100 GW Solar Power (PLTS) program and a rapid transition toward sustainable infrastructure, Indonesia is positioning itself as a primary hub for renewable energy in Southeast Asia. Through massive investment in solar energy, strategic national policies like regional renewable integration, and a commitment to green technology, the country is transforming its vast natural potential into a foundation for regional economic and environmental leadership.
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