Energy Independence in Villages Through Local Hero Capacity Building
The Desa Energi Berdikari program by Pertamina enhances energy access and sustainability in Indonesian villages. This initiative has created economic value of IDR 5.65 billion annually and provided clean energy solutions to over 283,841 individuals, including marginalized groups.

Pertamina's Desa Energi Berdikari program has impacted 262 villages, creating IDR 5.65 billion in annual economic value and supplying renewable energy capacity of 1,302,700 Wp. The initiative trains local heroes; 128 have been certified, ensuring sustainable operation of clean energy facilities.
Recent training in Borobudur certified 21 local heroes in solar power system management. The program supports various Sustainable Development Goals by enhancing energy access and promoting local economic growth.
Local heroes play a crucial role in maintaining energy systems, emphasizing the community's capacity for energy independence. This model could inspire similar initiatives to address energy challenges in rural areas.




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