The Indonesian government, represented by the Head of the Government Communication Agency (Bakom) Muhammad Qodari, has announced the initial development of 15 solar power plants (PLTS). This project is projected to generate savings of Rp4.6 trillion for the state budget (APBN).
The initiative is part of a broader government effort to accelerate renewable energy infrastructure. By transitioning to solar power, the administration aims to reduce fiscal burdens associated with energy costs, marking a strategic shift in national power generation policy.
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