The Minister of Energy and Mineral Resources recently announced that the government is developing a roadmap for large-scale rural solar power plant (PLTS) construction, targeting the installation of 1.5 MW capacity solar power facilities in each village or community. The plan aims to drive the clean energy transition. If fully implemented across Indonesia's more than 70,000 villages, total installed capacity is expected to reach 80 GW. The minister stated that the government is studying electricity pricing mechanisms, referencing costs as low as 3 US cents/kWh (including state subsidies) for some projects in India, and will seek the most economically efficient方案. He acknowledged that achieving this target requires attracting foreign investment, as the country's annual solar panel production capacity is only about 5 GW. The government plans to have foreign companies collaborate with local enterprises and state-owned enterprises (including the State Electricity Company PLN) to advance the projects. This move will significantly increase Indonesia's renewable energy share while addressing power supply issues in remote areas. The