The Indonesian government provides subsidies, tax incentives, and so on to encourage solar panel installations, reducing the economic burden on installers.

Choose equipment that can withstand extreme conditions such as high temperatures, high humidity, and strong winds, and perform regular maintenance and inspections to ensure stable operation.

You need to apply to the local energy department, environmental department, and others. The assessment includes environmental impact, technical feasibility, and so on.

Issues such as scattered raw materials, seasonal instability of supply, and relatively high collection and transportation costs.

The electrical grid in some regions is old, which may limit the connection of clean energy and needs to be upgraded and renovated to increase reception capacity.

Through professional ecological assessment agencies, analyzing the impact on water flow, flora and fauna habitats, biodiversity, and so on.

Use appropriate transportation tools such as helicopters, trucks, and so on, form a professional installation team, and plan a specific plan.

Consider tidal cycles, tidal amplitude, seabed geology, marine ecosystems, and surrounding development plans.

They must have knowledge of clean energy, technical installation standards, safety awareness, and problem-solving skills.

Hydrogen energy technology in Indonesia is still in the development stage, and technical support mainly relies on international cooperation and research institutions.