- The Director-General of New and Renewable Energy and Energy Conservation at the Ministry of Energy and Mineral Resources (“Ministry”), Dadan Kusdiana, issued a statement recently affirming that solar-power plants (Pembangkit Listrik Tenaga Surya – “PLTS”) installed on the rooftops of buildings hold the key to the successful development of sustainable energy across Indonesia and will help the country achieve a target of 23% integration into the national energy system by 2025.
- As of January 2021, official records showed that Indonesia had 3,152 PLTS customers with a total power capacity of 22,632 megawatt peak (MWp). Moreover, the above figures do not include household customers, who are currently on an upward PLTS installation trajectory.
- Indonesia’s largest PLTS installation is currently operated by Coca-Cola and has a capacity of 7.2 MWp, followed by Danone Aqua with 3 MWp, KEK Sei Mangkei with 2 MWp, the Ministry with 869 kWp, Angkasa Pura with 241 kWp and SPBU Pertamina with 52 kWp.
- In addition, Mr. Kusdiana has also stated that the Ministry is currently engaging in a process of coordination regarding the regulatory framework for electricity tariffs for new and renewable energy and is also revising a number of Regulations of the Minister of Energy and Mineral Resources in order to attract new investors to Indonesia.
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