- Huge Potential
Indonesia has abundant solar energy with the total potential of 3,294 GW. By 2060, solar energy is projected to dominate Indonesia’s energy landscape, accounting for over 60% of the nation’s total energy generation.
- Top Priority Energy
Indonesia has selected solar energy as top priority in large-scale Renewable Energy (RE) developments due to having faster execution time than another RE. From 587 GW of renewable power plants, a capacity of 361 GW or more than 60% will come from solar energy.
- Strategic Location
On a daily basis, Indonesia receives an average of 4.8 kWh/m2/day of solar irradiation, which is one the highest globally – Making Indonesia a strategic location for solar energy generation projects.
- Massive Investment
To meet its 2030 renewable energy target, Indonesia requires an investment of approximately $285 billion, with private investments expected to fill the $146 billion gap.
- Rooftop Solar PV
The potential capacity of rooftop solar power plants in Indonesia reaches 32.5 GW. Indonesia plans to increase the rooftop solar PV quota to 1,593 MW in 2028.
- Floating Solar PV
Indonesia is capable to develop floating solar PV on 259 dams with the potential capacity of up to 14.7 GW. Indonesia is the home to the largest floating solar PV in Southeast Asia, namely Cirata floating solar PV.