Electricity access in Central Papua is entering a new phase as state-owned utility PT PLN (Persero) prepares Rp3.58 trillion in investment to extend power infrastructure to 969 remote village locations…
Electricity is becoming more than a basic household necessity in Papua. Reliable power capacity is increasingly essential for families using more electronic appliances, students studying through digital platforms, and small…
For many communities in remote Papua, electricity access is about far more than just turning on a light at night. It can determine whether children can study after sunset, whether…
For communities living far from Indonesia’s main electricity networks, the arrival of a functioning light can mean more than simply ending darkness. In Papua, where geography often makes conventional infrastructure…
Indonesia and Papua New Guinea (PNG) are taking another step to bolster bilateral cooperation through talks on expanding electricity cooperation for communities living along their shared border. The initiative is…
The reliability of electricity has become one of the most important pillars of modern economic growth and social development. Understanding the urgency, the Papua Selatan Provincial Government is now accelerating…
When darkness arrives in many parts of Maybrat, evenings tend to end early. Small kiosks close faster. Children finish homework before sunset if possible. Mobile phones are charged whenever electricity…
In the faraway river villages of Mappi Regency in Papua Selatan (South Papua), night used to come on suddenly. As the sun set behind the thick forests and wide wetlands…
In the remote hills and scattered coastal villages of Kepulauan Yapen, Papua, the flicker of electric light is more than just illumination—it’s a promise fulfilled, a future unlocked. That promise…
Jayapura – Sources of electricity are very important to fulfill and help social life, especially the economy. Coupled with all transactions and exchanges and information about the economy that requires…