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Solar PV Outlook in Indonesia

The document discusses the increasing CO2 emissions due to fossil fuel usage and highlights Indonesia's potential for solar energy as a renewable alternative. It outlines various solar power projects in Indonesia, including floating solar plants and ground-mounted installations, aiming for a target of 5GW capacity by 2030. The government and private sectors are collaborating to expand the solar PV industry, leveraging Indonesia's geographical advantage of abundant sunlight.

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Solar PV Outlook in Indonesia

The document discusses the increasing CO2 emissions due to fossil fuel usage and highlights Indonesia's potential for solar energy as a renewable alternative. It outlines various solar power projects in Indonesia, including floating solar plants and ground-mounted installations, aiming for a target of 5GW capacity by 2030. The government and private sectors are collaborating to expand the solar PV industry, leveraging Indonesia's geographical advantage of abundant sunlight.

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Solar PV Industry’s Outlook

in Indonesia
CO2 Emmissions
Carbon dioxide emissions due to human
activities are increasing. Based on data, it was
revealed that CO2 emission levels were up to
182 times higher since the industrial revolution.
These carbon emissions come from many
things, including: burning fossil fuels (oil, coal
and gas), deforestation, use of motorized
vehicles, and also excessive use of electricity.
Burning fossil fuels is thought to contribute as
much as 87% to the increase in the quantity of
CO2 in the air. The electrical energy that we
currently use is powered by fossil fuels. This
excess amount will have a significant impact on
climate change.
China, the United States, India, Russia, Japan, Iran and Indonesia are
the countries that produce the largest carbon emissions in the world.
Solar PV Industry Outlook
in Indonesia
Because of its non-renewable nature, fossil fuel energy
reserves and coal have a time limit. The Minister of Energy
and Mineral Resources, in a forum in 2021, stated that
Indonesia's oil reserves are available for 9.5 years and gas
reserves for 19.9 years.
This is under the condition that there are no further
discoveries of new oil and gas reserve points. With all
these limitations, it means that it is time to look for
alternative energy sources.
New renewable energy allows for continuous use, because
it can always be renewed. This energy source can also be
easily found. One of them is sunlight (solar energy).
Indonesia, which is located on the equator, has the
advantage of getting full sunlight all year round and the
duration of day and night is the same throughout the year.
This is one of several reasons why Indonesia is quite a
Indonesia targets the solar panel popular market.
installation capacity of up to 5GW by 2030.
Solar PV Industry Outlook
in Indonesia
As previously mentioned, Indonesia is located on the equator,
which means it gets the maximum supply of sunlight, so Solar
Photo Voltaic technology is the most relevant solution for the
future of energy. Apart from being an effort to make Net Zero
Emissions a success, this energy transition step needs to take
concrete steps immediately.

Solar PV Industry Outlook


in Indonesia
Several projects to install power plant systems originating from solar energy have been carried out. PT PLN
Nusantara Renewables is a government company that is spearheading the development of electricity on an
EBT basis.
Floating solar panel construction project with a
capacity of 100MW at the Sutami dam, Malang, East
Java. This project is a consortium of PLN Nusantara
Renewables with GD Power Hongkong Co., Ltd.,
which is targeted to be completed and operational
in 2025.

The floating Solar Power Plant project on Lake Cirata is a


national strategic project (PSN). This power plant has a
capacity of 192 MW. This is a form of collaboration
between the Indonesian government and the United
Arab Emirates government. This Solar Power Plant is the
largest in the Southeast Asia region. This PLTS was built
on an area of ​200 hectares, and is capable of supplying
electricity to around 50,000 homes.

Solar PV Industry Outlook


Source: https://www.ptplnnr.com/ in Indonesia
PLN Group, through its subsidiary, PLN Batam, is
collaborating with private companies in the
construction of a ground mounted Solar Power Plant
project with a capacity of 100 MW in the Bukit Indah
City Industrial Area, Purwakarta. This development
can create jobs, provide new business opportunities
locally and can support economic growth in the
region.

PLTS in the National Capital of the Archipelago with


Sumber: https://web.pln.co.id/ a capacity of 50 MW is one of the National Strategic
Programs. In the process, the construction of this
installation was divided into 2 stages: the 10 MW
capacity was built by PLN's subsidiary Nusantara
Power, while the 40 MW was built by PT Nusantara
Sembcorp Solar Energi, a joint venture with Semb
Corp Utilities Pte, Ltd.

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in Indonesia
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still has potentia
for development

By looking at the achievements made by the Apart from being used in the construction of large
government, with a capacity of up to 3,210 MW, this projects such as PLTS, solar PV is also widely used by;
means that there is still a lot of potential in other areas
that need to be developed for their electrical energy residential, industrial and other projects. Many
supply needs. Not to mention the private sector which residential areas have also adapted solar PV in the
is independently building the solar PV industry by homes they build.
collaborating with manufacturing companies from other
countries.
Solar PV Industry Outlook
in Indonesia
Solar PV Industry Outlook
in Indonesia
s
Renewable Energy Power Plant:
 6.784,2 MW hydro
 2.417,7 MW geothermal
 3.195,4 MW bio energy
 573,8 MW solar energy
 154,3 MW wind energy

Solar PV Industry Outlook


in Indonesia
RESIDENCES

Apart from the government


sector, this Holding can target
the private sector. Residential
development in Indonesia is
quite significant. Not to mention
that many industrial sectors
(factories, offices) have not yet
done so adapting SOLAR PV. Floating Solar Power Plant

ID

INDUSTRIAL
Solar PV Industry Outlook
in Indonesia
Principal & Investor

Indonesian Government as Share Holder

Bappenas: planning & control KemHan: Developer

Defend ID:
manufacturing partner
(Transfer of Technology)

ESDM: regulation & alignment User, Distributor

Solar PV Industry Outlook


in Indonesia
1. Jinko Solar is 1st rank PV and ESS manufacturer worldwide
2. Jinko Solar also biggest market share in Indonesia and SE Asia
3. Why put Ministry of Defense as developer/builder:
1. Min of Defense has the most biggest budget among all ministry
2. Current president came from military, and the Minister of Defense is
President’s best friend
3. KPK (corruption watch) normally can not audit/touch Ministry of Defense

1. BP Danantara will become superholding in Indonesia


2. Per November 2024, PLN, Pertamina, MIND ID, and some banks already under
this BP Danantara

Solar PV Industry Outlook


in Indonesia
Key Persons to Communicate

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