The Ministry of Energy and Mineral Resources recently released the 2025-2034 National Electricity Supply Plan (RUPTL), hailed as the "greenest" electricity development plan in history. The plan is guided by the National Electricity Master Plan and the National Energy Policy, aligning with the Prabowo-Gibran administration's energy sovereignty and energy transition priority strategies.
The government proposes adding 69.5 GW of power generation capacity over the next decade, with 76% coming from new energy and energy storage systems. Specifically, new energy capacity of 42.6 GW (solar PV 17.1 GW, hydropower 11.7 GW, wind power 7.2 GW, etc.), energy storage systems 10.3 GW, and fossil fuel capacity 16.6 GW. Indonesia's solar PV potential reaches 3,294 GW, and the government will focus on advancing floating solar PV projects.
The President Director of the State Electricity Company stated that the power industry is strictly regulated, with all infrastructure projects required to be included in the plan. The company is ready to implement the relevant targets and work with all parties to achieve energy self-sufficiency. The Indonesian Private Electricity Producers Association also welcomed the plan, expressing hope for government and state enterprise support to facilitate its implementation.
The Ministry of Energy and Mineral Resources recently released the 2025-2034 National Electricity Supply Plan (RUPTL), hailed as the "greenest" electricity development plan in history. The plan is guided by the National Electricity Master Plan and the National Energy Policy, aligning with the Prabowo-Gibran administration's energy sovereignty and energy transition priority strategies.
The government proposes adding 69.5 GW of power generation capacity over the next decade, with 76% coming from new energy and energy storage systems. Specifically, new energy capacity of 42.6 GW (solar PV 17.1 GW, hydropower 11.7 GW, wind power 7.2 GW, etc.), energy storage systems 10.3 GW, and fossil fuel capacity 16.6 GW. Indonesia's solar PV potential reaches 3,294 GW, and the government will focus on advancing floating solar PV projects.
The President Director of the State Electricity Company stated that the power industry is strictly regulated, with all infrastructure projects required to be included in the plan. The company is ready to implement the relevant targets and work with all parties to achieve energy self-sufficiency. The Indonesian Private Electricity Producers Association also welcomed the plan, expressing hope for government and state enterprise support to facilitate its implementation.