SUN Energy shifts to integrated power solutions


SUN Energy CEO Kuesar said the company was open to closer cooperation with industrial zones to build integrated energy systems. — The Jakarta Post

JAKARTA: Solar power developer SUN Energy is expanding its business in 2026 by offering sustainable integrated solutions for the industrial sector to accelerate industrial decarbonisation.

“Entering 2026, our focus is no longer on solar energy projects only, but also on the development of energy storage, such as battery energy storage system.

“This is especially for the industrial sector with high energy needs and complex operations, such as mining, heavy manufacturing and other potentials sectors,” SUN Energy chief executive officer Emmanuel Jefferson Kuesar said in a press release.

“The integration between power generation, storage and energy management systems will become an important foundation to ensure supply reliability and emission efficiency.”

Kuesar said the company was open to closer cooperation with industrial zones to build integrated energy systems, including integration with the electrification of an operational vehicle fleet.

“This approach allows the industry to manage energy and emission as a whole, from energy source, storage to mobility, as part of their long-term business strategy,” he added.

SUN Energy will continue strengthening its role in the industrial sector while expanding its involvement in the independent power producer or IPP sector, the company said in the press release.

The company said that it will also strengthen the integration of SUN Mobility, as transportation and infrastructure electrification solutions, and SUN Terras, which focuses on the optimisation and management of solar energy systems. The integration was designed to bring a sustainable solution. — The Jakarta Post/ANN

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