The weekend read: PV could help clear Indonesia''s air
There is greater rooftop PV potential in Surabaya than in Jakarta, because HVAC (heating, ventilation and air conditioning) systems decrease the availability of rooftop space to install
University and school buildings, commercial buildings, government buildings and hospitals in Surabaya offer around 35.5 MW of potential. There is greater rooftop PV potential in Surabaya than in Jakarta, because HVAC (heating, ventilation and air conditioning) systems decrease the availability of rooftop space to install solar in the capital.
Indonesia's tropical climate, characterized by high temperatures and humidity levels, is a key driver for the growing demand for air conditioners (ACs). Over the years, the region has seen rising temperatures, which have led to a higher reliance on cooling systems for comfort and health.
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The growing awareness of the health risks associated with extreme heat, such as heat exhaustion and heatstroke, also drives the adoption of air conditioners. In homes, particularly in densely populated urban areas like Jakarta, where the heat can be unbearable, AC units are seen as essential.
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