SEI Distributes Educational Assistance through the Len Go Smart 2025 Program

Bandung (08/28/2025) - As a form of concern for improving the quality of education in Indonesia, PT Surya Energi Indotama, together with its parent company PT Len Industri (Persero) and subsidiaries, has once again distributed CSR educational assistance through Len Go Smart 2025.

This educational assistance is provided to 80 talented students from various levels of education, ranging from elementary school, middle school, to high school/vocational school.

The activity was made possible through collaboration between PT Len Industri (Persero), the West Java Provincial Education Office, and the Bandung City Education Office, ensuring that the distribution of aid is more targeted and provides direct benefits to the recipients.

Nefi Friyanti, SEI Corporate Secretary Manager, emphasised that with this assistance, students are expected to be more motivated to develop themselves through education.

“Hopefully, with this educational assistance, students can become more enthusiastic about learning and have a greater positive impact on enlightening the nation's life.”

You also have high hopes for the recipients of the aid to make the best use of this opportunity, not only to achieve academic success but also to build character and fighting spirit. This aligns with the CSR theme, which is “Together Educating the Nation, Realising a Progressive Indonesia.”

Through the CSR program Quality Education Assistance Len Go Smart 2025, SEI, together with Len, is committed to continuously supporting the emergence of an intelligent, character-driven generation ready to contribute to Indonesia's progress.

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Surya Panel with a Unique Design in the World: When Green Energy Meets Creativity

Hi friends! Have you ever imagined a giant flower blooming at sunrise, then following its journey from east to west while generating electricity? Well, that's real, not just a scene from a fictional movie.

Its name is Smartflower, a sunflower-shaped solar panel that originated in Austria. According to the Smartflower website, this device is capable of generating energy more efficiently. Each Smartflower unit is equipped with an inverter, a battery, and an automatic cleaning system.

Uniquely, Smartflower is not the only creative work in the solar energy world. In Japan, there stands the majestic Solar Ark, a building shaped like a giant ship measuring 315 meters long and 37 meters high, containing more than 5,000 solar panels, generating up to 530,000 kWh of electricity per year. At night, this structure is illuminated with LED lights, making it a landmark that is not only environmentally friendly but also captivating to tourists. More than just a power plant, the Solar Ark also functions as an educational energy museum. Although it was planned to be demolished in 2022, the Solar Ark remains a symbol of Japan's renewable energy innovation.

Not far from interesting, in Seattle, United States, there is a public art installation called Sonic Bloom consisting of five giant flowers over 12 meters tall, each equipped with solar panels on their 'petals.' During the day, these panels absorb sunlight, and at night, the stored energy is used to power beautiful light shows. Additionally, each flower emits a distinctive sound when visitors approach, creating a unique combination of art, technology, and interactivity.

All these unique designs teach one thing: clean energy doesn't have to be stiff. With creativity, solar panels can look stunning, have educational value, and even become architectural icons.

So the question is, which solar panel do you find the most interesting, SEINergi Friend?

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SEI Completes Ground Mounted Solar Power Plant Project in the PLN-PLTGU Keramasan Area, Palembang

Palembang (08/19/2025) - PT Surya Energi Indotama (SEI) reaffirmed its commitment to supporting the development of clean energy in Indonesia by completing the construction of a 1,670 kWp ground-mounted solar power plant in the PLN-PLTGU Keramasan area, Palembang, South Sumatra.

This project is carried out with PT PLN Geothermal Indonesia as the user and PT PLN UBP Keramasan as the end user, who will directly benefit from it. The presence of this solar power plant is expected to improve the operational performance of the power plant area while also supporting emission reduction efforts through the implementation of environmentally friendly technology that has been previously applied.

Moreover, the Keramasan Ground Mounted Solar Power Plant also makes a tangible contribution to meeting the electricity needs in South Sumatra, in line with the government's and PLN's efforts to strengthen national energy resilience and promote the transition to sustainable energy.

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Strengthen Human Resources, SEI Holds Basic Power System, HSE, and MAE Training

Bandung (08/14/2025) — As a form of the company's commitment to improving the technical skills and workplace safety of technical and operational personnel in the field, SEI officially held training on Power System, Health, Safety, and Environment (HSE), and Managed Automation Engine (MAE) Basic, attended by the SEI Team, BAKTI Komdigi, and Huawei, at a hotel in Bandung.

Also present were the Manager of Operation and Maintenance SEI, Davin Yuan along with his team; Henry Suseno, a representative from BAKTI Komdigi along with his team; the Project Management Office (PMO) team; Asnely Ahmad, a representative from Huawei along with his team; and all participants who enthusiastically attended the series of activities.

In his speech, SEI Operation and Maintenance Manager, Davin Yuan, stated that this training focuses on three main topics: 

1. Power System that will provide a comprehensive understanding of the electrical system.
2. HSE (Health, Safety, and Environment) which emphasizes workplace safety and concern for the environment, as well as
3. MAE Basic (Managed Automation Engine) yang merupakan dasar evaluasi dan pengawasan proyek yang efektif.

“Through this training, we hope that participants will be able to improve their technical skills, understand safety standards, and master monitoring and evaluation capabilities for projects, so they can contribute maximally to operational success”

SEI also expresses appreciation to BAKTI Komdigi and the PMO Team for their support in ensuring the success of this activity until its completion.

This training is expected to serve as a momentum to strengthen the quality of human resources, ensuring that every project runs safely, efficiently, and in accordance with applicable standards.

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Review of Energy Supply Readiness, SEI Welcomes Commission XII of the Indonesian House of Representatives in Kupang

Kupang, NTT (11/08/2025) — Commission XII of the Indonesian House of Representatives conducted a recess working visit to the Independent Power Producer (IPP) Solar Power Plant (PLTS) Oelpuah Kupang, East Nusa Tenggara, in order to review energy supply readiness and explore the potential and management of new and renewable energy in this region.

The visit was led by the Deputy Chairperson of Commission XII of the Indonesian House of Representatives, Sugeng Suparwoto, along with members of Commission XII. Also present were the President Director of SEI, I Made Sandika Dwiantara; the Director of Marketing and Business Development of SEI, Khanestyo; the Director General of Electricity of the Ministry of Energy and Mineral Resources of the Republic of Indonesia; and representatives of strategic partners from PT PLN (Persero), PT Sokoria Geothermal Indonesia, PT Geo Dipa Energi, and PT Pertamina Geothermal Energi.

Upon arriving at the location, the group was directed to directly inspect the PLTS area. SEI's President Director, I Made Sandika Dwiantara, provided an overview of the Oelpuah Kupang Solar Power Plant, including that this solar power plant has been operational for nine years.

Hingga saat ini, PLTS telah beroperasi selama 9 tahun, membuktikan komitmen kami dalam menyediakan pasokan energi bersih yang berkelanjutan bagi masyarakat Nusa Tenggara Timur,” ujarnya.

The enthusiasm was evident from the group regarding the explanation, considering that the Oelpuah Kupang Solar Power Plant (PLTS) is one of the strategic projects for providing clean energy in East Nusa Tenggara.

On that occasion, Deputy Chairman of Commission XII of the Indonesian House of Representatives, Sugeng Suparwoto, emphasized NTT's great potential as a national solar energy hub.

“NTT is ideal because the sunlight and radiation levels here are very high. Indonesia really needs this. Moving forward, the fate of the nation is partly in the hands of NTT. We will develop this region into a solar panel hub, especially since there has already been a comprehensive study conducted earlier”

After the field inspection, the activity continued with a discussion and Q&A session in the meeting room. During the discussion, the parties expressed a shared commitment to strengthening the development of renewable energy in East Nusa Tenggara, as well as to promote investment and technological innovation.

Closing the visit, Commission XII of the Indonesian House of Representatives expressed hope that East Nusa Tenggara (NTT) can become a role model for solar energy management in Indonesia. With support from regulations, infrastructure, and cross-sector collaboration, NTT is expected to become a centre for clean energy production that not only meets local needs but also supports national energy resilience.

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