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solar-power

Academia 2 years ago

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Navigating Indonesia's solar development dilemma

The government faces a complex dilemma in providing affordable energy to everyone, which means coal, while aligning with the global transition to cleaner energy, such as solar.

Academia 2 years ago

Empowering Southeast Asia’s solar surge: Turning hype into reality

Renewable energy regulations evolve quickly, often struggling to balance between the short-term needs of stakeholders and long-term aspirations for sustainable growth.

Editorial 3 years ago

The shadow over solar power

President Jokowi should assert his leadership, if he is really serious about achieving the renewables target he flaunted at the G20 Summit in Bali.

Academia 3 years ago

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Just energy: Unlocking the power of solar in Indonesia

According to a 2019 IESR study, residential buildings alone can generate between 195 and 565 GW and hundreds GW more from industrial buildings' rooftops.

Companies 3 years ago

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Indika looks to India for renewable solutions

Indika executives have traveled to India to seek viable solutions for its green transition from its Hyderabad-based partner, Fourth Partner Energy, primarily in solar and EV technology.

Academia 3 years ago

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Paving Indonesia’s energy-transition leadership

President Joko “Jokowi” Widodo’s second term is nearing its end, and seen from the public perspective, he wants to leave a strong legacy -- that probably includes the energy sector.

Companies 3 years ago

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Sun Cable, energy ministry join hands to fast track inter-island grid connectivity

The government has signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) with energy company Sun Cable to accelerate the development of inter-island grid connectivity and technical programs that will add up to US$115 billion to Indonesia’s GDP by 2035.

Art & Culture 3 years ago

Erasmus Huis exhibition shows how bound we are to technology

Many believe that the digital world has us estranged from the real world. But is it true? These days, isn't the digital world also the “real world"? We are never truly separated from the Internet, after all.