Tempo | Analyst Reveals Why Solar Energy Use in Indonesia Still Low

Alvin Putra S, Power System and Renewable Energy Analyst, Institute for Esssential Services Reform (IESR) said there are still few people using solar energy in Indonesia. Especially when compared to neighboring countries, Indonesia is far behind when compared to China, for example, which dominates the world solar energy market and is followed by India. Read more on Tempo.

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