Floating Solar Power Plant Construction in Indonesia Reaches 70% Completion
Construction of a floating solar power plant (PLTS) on the Sutami Reservoir in Malang, East Java, has reached 70% completion as of mid-October. The facility aims to commence operations in January 2025, marking a significant step in Indonesia's renewable energy expansion.
Read up to 3 eligible full articles per Japan day (JST) for free
Create a free account to open up to 3 eligible full articles per Japan calendar day (JST). Headlines and summaries remain available across ASEAN 7.
Related articles
- Yogyakarta DPRD Attacked, Security Deteriorates Amid Facility Damage
The Yogyakarta Provincial Legislative Council (DPRD DIY) was attacked on the night of November 10th by an unidentified group, resulting in fireworks, burning water barriers, and damaged CCTV. Security was temporarily disrupted, with guards responding to the incident.
- Hajj 2027: Indonesia to Enhance Sacrifice and Offering Services in Saudi Arabia
Indonesia's Ministry of Religious Affairs has announced plans to enhance sacrifice (dam) and offering services in Saudi Arabia for the 2027 Hajj pilgrimage, aiming to improve convenience and facilitate religious obligations for pilgrims.
- CNN Indonesia Photographer Wins MRT Jakarta Journalism Award
CNN Indonesia photographer Adhi Wicaksono won the Best Photo Journalism Work at the MRT Jakarta Journalism Award 2026, themed on MRT Jakarta's role. His winning entry captured the construction of the Monas Station against the backdrop of the National Monument, symbolizing the fusion of modern infrastructure and historical icons.
- Women Affected by Development Await Fair Decision on Job Creation Law Judicial Review
A judicial review of Indonesia's Job Creation Law, filed by women's organizations, is awaiting a decision from the Constitutional Court after several hearings. Women facing loss of living spaces and livelihoods due to development are seeking fair relief through the judiciary.