Vast arrays of solar panels floating on calm seas near the Equator could provide effectively unlimited solar energy to densely populated countries in Southeast Asia and West Africa.
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Can Indonesia Realize Its Future as a Solar Superpower in Asia? - Dec 15, 2020
Indonesia is often called the “Sleeping Giant” of Asia. Countless words are written every year forecasting the future of China and India as economic giants. This is justifiably so given the immense economic growth each nation is achieving. Yet it is ultimately Indonesia’s expected ascent as a nation in the years ahead that could represent the most startling ascent.
By 2050 it is predicted Indonesia will join the U.S, China, and India as the four biggest economies in the world. For decades it has been anticipated China and India would one day occupy this group. But although Indonesia has too often been overlooked in the conversation about the future of the global economy, when it comes to the future of solar globally such a thing could never be done.