Southeast Asia’s electricity demand is growing twice as fast as the global average — yet the region holds more than 20 terawatts of untapped solar and wind potential. The race is on to determine whether clean energy can rise fast enough to meet future demand.

Beneath Indonesia’s volcanic soil lies a force powerful enough to light up the world. As the government opens new geothermal work areas and international players rush to invest, Indonesia stands at the frontier of a global clean energy revolution. Could this archipelago become the world’s geothermal powerhouse?

Exploring Indonesia’s untapped potential for floating solar panels, highlighting how it address land scarcity while maximizing the country’s resources for renewable energy. Addressing Indonesia’s floating solar capacity, investment opportunities, government incentives, and the challenges that need to be addressed for large-scale adoption.