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Indonesian industrial green energy transition

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Indonesian industrial and state-owned sectors are implementing various green energy initiatives to support decarbonization and operational efficiency. In the industrial sector, companies are adopting rooftop solar photovoltaic (PLTS) systems to ~~reduce grid~~ enhance operational efficiency and meet global green branding standards. Integrating solar power allows factories to synchronize peak production hours with peak sunlight intensity, reducing reliance on the public grid and ~~lower~~ lowering electricity costs. In Purwakarta, West Java, PT PLN (Persero) is ~~developing high-voltage infrastructure to help companies like~~ facilitating an energy transition for PT Indorama Synthetics Tbk and PT Indorama Polychem Indonesia ~~Tbk~~ Tbk. PLN is constructing a 150 kV high-voltage substation and transmission lines, which are expected to be operational by early 2027. Once this infrastructure is complete, these companies will transition from their captive coal-fired power ~~plants to the national~~ plants—totaling 62 MW in capacity—to PLN’s electricity ~~system by early 2027.~~ system. Simultaneously, state-owned enterprises are pursuing diverse sustainability projects. At the Tidore Steam Power Plant, PLN is utilizing biomass co-firing with local resources like kaliandra trees to supplement fossil fuel use. Additionally, Pelindo Regional 2 in Bengkulu is transitioning crane operations from diesel to electricity as part of a ‘Green Port’ initiative to reduce emissions and optimize costs.

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