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The Indonesian government has launched 14 solar energy projects with a total capacity of 5.3 gigawatts, as part of a national plan to produce 100 gigawatts of solar energy by 2029. These projects require investments of approximately $7.62 billion, with two already operational, six currently under construction, and the remaining six being offered for private investment. The initiatives aim to reduce the country's reliance on traditional energy sources and save around 73.9 trillion rupiahs annually on electricity bills by lowering production costs. Additionally, they involve decommissioning 13 gigawatts of diesel power plants and converting them into clean, renewable energy sources.
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