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Will Batam Island have a solar power plant?

Currently, Batam Island has a peak load of around 440 MW. The presence of a 42 MWp capacity floating solar power plant will contribute to strengthening the power grid on Batam Island and increase the renewable energy ratio on the island. This is expected to encourage massive green energy-based industrial investments in the future .

Will Tembesi floating solar power plant help Batam Island?

The electricity infrastructure on Batam Island is still dominated by fossil energy sources, such as gas, diesel, and coal. Therefore, the presence of the Tembesi Floating Solar Power Plant will mark the beginning of large-scale renewable energy development on Batam Island.

Why did PT PLN Batam install a solar power plant?

On November 6, 2024, the community of Tanjung Uma in Batam witnessed significant economic changes due to the deployment of a Solar Power Plant (PLTS) by PT PLN Batam, which has provided consistent and reliable power to the area, supporting both residential needs and local businesses.

What is Batam's first floating solar project?

TBS Energi and PLN NP have signed an agreement for Batam’s first floating solar project, promising clean energy and economic opportunities while marking a significant milestone in the island’s sustainable development journey. Source: Bisnis (2024)

What is Batam's upcoming solar project - Waduk Tembesi?

With a capacity of 46 MWp, utilizing a portion of the Waduk Tembesi area, the project aligns with regulations permitting up to 5% of reservoir areas for floating solar development, setting a precedent for future projects in Batam. Read More: Batam’s Leap Towards Industrial Excellence: A Call for Skilled Workforce

Why is Nusantara power working with PLN Batam?

"We are very enthusiastic to work with Nusantara Power and PLN Batam on the Tembesi Floating Solar Power Plant project. This project is an important step in the energy transformation on Batam Island and our support for the government's vision to achieve renewable energy targets," Dimas said.