On August 25, Indonesian President Prabowo announced that the first 14 photovoltaic projects of Indonesia's 100GW photovoltaic power plant plan were officially launched. Fourteen photovoltaic power plants are located in six provinces in Indonesia, including Bali and West Java, with a total installed capacity of 5.3GW and an investment of about 7.62 billion US dollars.
In the development plan of the 100GW photovoltaic power generation project, 20GW is a centralized power station; the remaining 80GW will be distributed in 80,000 villages together with 320 G Wh battery energy storage system (BESS). The total investment is estimated to be $73 billion, with 17 GW planned for the first phase and about 33 GW of battery energy storage system.
Indonesia's president has called for the plan to be completed within three years, when solar energy will become the main power supply in Indonesia and the country will stop importing oil and liquefied petroleum gas.
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