Turning to the sun - more Indonesian companies instal solar power


Solar energy is abundant, and evenly distributed throughout Indonesia. - The Jakarta Post/ANN

JAKARTA (Xinhua): Ciputra Group, a leading Indonesian property developer, has been putting solar panels on its houses and office buildings since five years ago. Once well ahead of the trend, many companies in Indonesia are now catching up with Ciputra in their endeavours to reduce the use of fossil fuels.

The roof of the Ciputra World II Building in Jakarta's Kuningan Central Business District has solar panels with a capacity of 13.4 kWp, enough to power more than 340 homes.

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