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What is Solartech Indonesia?

Solartech Indonesia will showcase a range of products, technologies and innovations pertaining to solar PV and energy storage, such as solar modules, PV components, raw materials, solar PV products & systems, battery and energy storage systems and related equipment. Asean’s Largest Solar Power & PV Technologies Trade Exhibition.

What is battery & energy storage Indonesia 2025?

Battery & Energy Storage Indonesia 2025 is intended to be the ideal platform to get up close with the latest advancements in battery and energy storage solutions, gain valuable knowledge from leading experts, expand business network, and find the latest information in the relevant industries.

Who is Tu Energy Storage Technology (Shanghai)?

Safe operation and system performance optimization. TU Energy Storage Technology (Shanghai) Co., Ltd., founded in 2017, is a high-tech enterprise specializing in the research and development, production and sales of energy storage battery management systems (BMS) and photovoltaic inverters.

What is Solartech Indonesia 2024?

Reflecting the big success of Solartech Indonesia 2024 which attracted over 800+ exhibiting companies and 18,000+ trade attendees in 3 days, making this exhibition as ASEAN’s largest trade show for Solar PV and Energy Storage in 2024.

How much solar energy does Indonesia have?

SIGN UP FROM NOW! Being on the equatorial line, Indonesia has abundant solar energy. From the total potential of 3,294 Gigawatts (GW), 600 Megawatts (MW) of solar energy have been utilized. This indicates that there are still a lot of room for further development in the future by which Indonesia has shown commitment to capitalize on solar energy.

How much solar power will Indonesia have in 2024-2028?

The development project will also have quota with the capacity up to 5,746 megawatts (MW) during the period of 2024-2028. By 2030, Indonesia also is targeting the addition of 4.68 GW of solar power capacity and aiming to source 51.6% of its added power capacity from renewables sources under a new national master plan.