In East Kalimantan’s North Penajam Paser Regency, Indonesia is building its new capital city (IKN) — a landmark national project shaping the country’s future. As part of this ambitious development, Lesso Solar is proud to deliver clean energy solutions that power the heart of the nation’s new capital.
Together with our trusted local distributor, PT. Super Save Elektronik Balast, Lesso Solar has successfully completed the first phase of the solar project, delivering a total installed capacity of 1 MW. This milestone marks the beginning of a larger renewable energy roadmap, with additional phases planned to further expand capacity in the coming years.
The first 1MW phase has already been deployed across several key government buildings, including the National Palace area, Coordinating Ministry offices, TPST facilities, and state civil service complexes.
All solar panels supplied by Lesso Solar meet stringent international and domestic quality standards, including CE, TUV, SNI, and IEC certifications, and fully comply with Indonesia’s local component (TKDN) requirements.
This project not only reduces energy costs and carbon emissions but also sets a strong foundation for the new capital’s commitment to sustainability.
As construction of Indonesia’s new capital continues, Lesso Solar is committed to supporting the nation with reliable, scalable, and future-ready solar energy solutions, ensuring that clean energy remains at the core of this historic city.
