Solartech Indonesia 2026: Solar First Group Empowers Indonesia's Energy Transition with Multi-Scenario Products

From April 22 to 24, the Indonesia International Solar & Energy Storage Exhibition (SOLARTECH 2026) concluded successfully at the Jakarta International Expo JExpo Kemayoran. Solar First Group showcased its multi-scenario mounting products at booth A2H2-11, including floating PV systems, ground mounts, roof clamps, and walkway panels. With solid product performance and proven adaptability, the company attracted many local Indonesian and Southeast Asian customers for discussions and business negotiations.

TGW03 Series Takes the Lead: Floating PV Systems Precisely Match Indonesia's Water Applications

At this exhibition, Solar First Group highlighted its TGW03 series floating PV systems. While Indonesia is rich in water resources, it also faces land scarcity, which makes floating PV a key direction for renewable energy development. Under this circumstance, as a designed solution specifically for water scenarios, the TGW03 series offers three major features:

1. Easy installation: The rail and support structure is designed for simplicity, with a short installation period. Module spacing can be flexibly adjusted to suit different lighting conditions.

2. Strong system adaptability: The installation angle can be adjusted flexibly. Cable channels can be arranged freely according to site layout. Multiple anchoring methods are supported, including shore pile anchors, concrete block anchors, and underwater pile anchors, accommodating various water area geological conditions.

3. Reliable safety performance: The maintenance walkways have sufficient width and stable buoyancy, ensuring personnel safety. The U‑steel hinge design effectively unloads wind and wave loads. Certified by third‑party testing institutions, the system offers excellent wind resistance and overall floating body strength, with complete test reports covering strength, wind tunnel, load, environmental resistance, and corrosion resistance.

With these merits, this solution can be widely applied to various water scenarios such as lakes, reservoirs, rivers, and mining pits.

Multi-Scenario Mounting Solutions: Comprehensive Coverage for Indonesia's PV Market

To address diverse application scenarios in Indonesia—including ground-mounted power stations, rooftop distributed systems, and O&M services—Solar First Group showcased the following products:

Ground Mounting Systems: Designed for large-scale ground-mounted power stations, these systems offer easy installation and adaptability to complex terrain. Constructed from newly developed aluminum-magnesium-zinc coated steel, they deliver exceptional corrosion resistance and come with salt spray test certification.

Rooftop Clamps: Manufactured from high-strength aluminum alloy with anodized surface treatment for extended service life. The drill-free, weld-free installation preserves roof waterproofing integrity and accommodates various roof types. With high aluminum recycle rate, these clamps align with circular economy principles.

Walkway Platforms: Available in multiple material options. The hot-dip galvanized steel variant offers superior corrosion resistance, long-term durability, low maintenance costs, and easy installation—while providing anti-slip, insulation, and flame-retardant properties. Ideal for PV power station maintenance corridors and inspection platforms.

With Indonesia's rooftop PV market accelerating—mandatory installation requirements for new commercial buildings in Jakarta and other regions now in effect—demand remains equally strong for ground-mounted systems and off-grid storage projects. Solar First Group's comprehensive product portfolio fully addresses these application scenarios.

Indonesia is accelerating its energy transition, with a continuously growing demand for multi-scenario products.

As the largest economy in Southeast Asia and an archipelagic nation, Indonesia is rapidly advancing its energy transformation efforts.

President Prabowo set a target of constructing 100GW solar power plants; the Power Supply Business Plan (RUPTL) for 2025-2034 established a solar energy development goal of 17.1GW.

In the floating photovoltaic sector, projects such as the 100 MW Karangkates Dam in East Java and the 92 MWp Saguling Reservoir in West Java have either commenced construction or entered operation, marking a shift in demand from pilot initiatives to large-scale development.

Off-grid solar energy and energy storage projects are rapidly expanding in remote island regions, with the national government coordinating substantial funding to facilitate their implementation.

Solar First TGW03 series floating solar systems and ground mount products also demonstrate applicability in this scenario.

Deepening market layout in Southeast Asia to support Indonesia's green energy development

During the exhibition, Solar First team conducted in-depth discussions with EPC contractors, project developers, and industry organizations from Indonesia and neighboring countries, focusing on the topics such as local water conditions in Indonesia, requirements for island power plant construction, and the development of distributed photovoltaic systems.

Through its sustained deep engagement with the Southeast Asian market, Solar First Group has earned initial recognition and trust from its clients.

Going forward, Solar First will continuously uphold its brand philosophy of 'New Energy, New World.' Leveraging its technological expertise in solar floating mount systems, ground mount, rooftop clamps and walkway panels etc , the company will prioritize product compatibility and service responsiveness to deliver more robust support for Indonesia and Southeast Asia's energy transition.