Five Japanese and Indonesian companies, including KANEMATSU CORPORATION, signed a memorandum of cooperation to advance the introduction of renewable energy on Karimun Island. The companies plan to introduce solar power generation and battery storage into the island’s local power grid and promote energy-saving measures.
On 23 October 2026, 5 Japanese and Indonesian companies announced that they had signed a memorandum of cooperation to strengthen decarbonization initiatives on Karimun Island. The announcement included KANEMATSU CORPORATION and outlined plans to integrate renewable energy into the island’s electricity supply network.
The memorandum focuses on introducing solar power generation, utilizing battery storage, and promoting energy-saving measures. The companies aim to integrate renewable energy into the island’s local power grid and achieve a stable electricity supply.
Going forward, the companies are expected to develop specific plans for upgrading facilities and developing infrastructure on the island, with additional information on the progress and implementation schedule for renewable energy introduction expected to be announced.