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DEN Encourages 100 GWp PLTS and Bioethanol to Reduce Energy Imports

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DEN Encourages 100 GWp PLTS and Bioethanol to Reduce Energy Imports
ENERGY
Yusuf Radar Banten
Socialization of National Energy Policy at Sultan Ageng Tirtayasa University (Untirta), Serang Regency, Tuesday (13/10/2026)

Banten Input for Energy Planning

During activities in Untirta, DEN also gathered input from universities and various stakeholders for the preparation of the General National Energy Plan (RUEN).

Saleh said that RUEN would translate the direction of national energy policy into more detailed planning. The scope includes plant construction, location determination, capacity, and funding requirements.

Input from the regions is needed so that energy development takes into account available resources as well as the needs of each region.

"Input from the regions, including Banten, is needed so that energy development planning can be adjusted to the potential and needs of the region," he stressed.

Official Press Release Radar Banten

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