Tempo | Cirata Floating Solar Power Plant and the Potential for Developing Renewable Energy Infrastructure in Indonesia

Solar power plants, especially floating solar power plants, are believed to be the infrastructure of the future for energy. The government sees the potential for its development, aligning with the aspirations for energy transition and achieving net zero emissions (NZE) by 2060.

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