In a significant push towards sustainability, the city of Batam has announced its support for the construction of a new Solar Power Plant (PLTS) on Moon Island. This initiative is part of a broader strategy to transform Batam into a green and sustainable city.
The Secretary of Batam, Jefridin, confirmed the city’s support for the solar plant during a national coordination meeting in Jakarta. This plant is recognized as a National Strategic Project, aiming to fulfill Batam’s increasing energy needs while supporting its vision as a smart eco-city.
The proposed solar power plant on Moon Island is developed by PT Parama Multisarana Orion and is poised to provide substantial energy resources to Batam, aligning with its growth and sustainability goals.
The project has received robust support from local government, including endorsements and facilitated licensing, demonstrating a strong commitment to renewable energy.
Situated strategically, this solar plant is expected to drive economic growth and support the ecological initiatives of Batam, setting a precedent for future green projects.
Key stakeholders, including the Directorate General of Spatial Planning and PT PLN, are actively involved, ensuring comprehensive planning and execution.
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All necessary permits and collaborations, including a business license and a memorandum of understanding with PT PLN, are in place, reflecting the project’s readiness for implementation.
The development of the PLTS on Moon Island signifies Batam’s progressive stance on environmental sustainability and its potential as a regional leader in green technology. This project not only promotes clean energy but also enhances Batam’s appeal as a forward-thinking, eco-friendly destination.
Batam is set to enhance its sustainability credentials with the construction of a new solar power plant on Moon Island, backed by national strategic project status and strong local government support. This move aligns with Batam’s vision of becoming a smart eco city and highlights its commitment to green energy solutions.
Sources: Batam News, Lintas Kepri (2024)
