Republika | Supply Chain and Human Resources Key to Indonesia Optimizing Solar Energy

Indonesia is facing strategic choices in its energy transition. Solar energy, with a potential of nearly 3,200 gigawatts (GW), is believed to be a driving force, not only for achieving climate targets but also for building a new economy. However, without strengthening the industrial supply chain and human resources, this ambition is feared to be difficult to realize. Read more on Republika.

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