Chinese solar energy company LONGi Green Energy and Pertamina NRE, a new energy subsidiary of Indonesia's state electricity company, have initiated the construction of an advanced photovoltaic module manufacturing base project in Indonesia, located in Deltamas, West Java Province. The annual production capacity is expected to reach 1.6 GW, utilizing LONGi's most advanced HPBC 2.0 high-efficiency battery technology to produce high-performance solar modules. Production preparation is scheduled to start in June 2025. The project can enhance Indonesia's local manufacturing capability and localization level of high-efficiency photovoltaic products, meeting the growing demand for high-quality photovoltaic modules in Indonesia and the Southeast Asian market. At the same time, it will help Indonesia achieve the target of adding 17.1 GW of photovoltaic installed capacity over the next ten years as outlined in the 2025-2034 Electricity Supply Business Plan, accelerate energy transition and green development, and create more green job opportunities locally. It will also promote the large-scale application and development of renewable energy in Southeast Asia, driving the region's energy transition. LONGi Green Energy's Vice President stated that Indonesia has tremendous potential in the renewable energy sector, and LONGi is honored to participate in its transformation process. This project marks the company's commitment to long-term cooperation with Indonesian partners and the promotion of clean energy development. BC technology will be used to reduce the levelized cost of electricity, promote technological innovation, and help Indonesia move toward a net-zero future.
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Chinese-funded enterprise initiates construction of Indonesia photovoltaic module manufacturing project
Chinese solar energy company LONGi Green Energy and Pertamina NRE, a new energy subsidiary of Indonesia's state electricity company, have initiated the construction of an advanced photovoltaic module manufacturing base project in Indonesia, located in Deltamas, West Java Province. The annual production capacity is expected to reach 1.6 GW, utilizing LONGi's most advanced HPBC 2.0 high-efficiency battery technology to produce high-performance solar modules. Production preparation is scheduled to start in June 2025. The project can enhance Indonesia's local manufacturing capability and localization level of high-efficiency photovoltaic products, meeting the growing demand for high-quality photovoltaic modules in Indonesia and the Southeast Asian market. At the same time, it will help Indonesia achieve the target of adding 17.1 GW of photovoltaic installed capacity over the next ten years as outlined in the 2025-2034 Electricity Supply Business Plan, accelerate energy transition and green development, and create more green job opportunities locally. It will also promote the large-scale application and development of renewable energy in Southeast Asia, driving the region's energy transition. LONGi Green Energy's Vice President stated that Indonesia has tremendous potential in the renewable energy sector, and LONGi is honored to participate in its transformation process. This project marks the company's commitment to long-term cooperation with Indonesian partners and the promotion of clean energy development. BC technology will be used to reduce the levelized cost of electricity, promote technological innovation, and help Indonesia move toward a net-zero future.