Kumparan | Floating Solar PV Technology will Accelerate Energy Transition in Indonesia

According to Institute of Essential Services Reform (IESR) study, Indonesia needs to work harder to achieve emission peak in the electricity sector by 2030. Hence, it is an urge to escalate renewable energy capacities in 2020 up to 14 times, in which around 117 GW are from solar power panels.

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