SolaX Power successfully participated in Solartech Indonesia 2025, held from April 23 to 25 at Jakarta International Expo (JIExpo). As one of Southeast Asia’s leading renewable energy exhibitions, the event brought together top global players in solar and energy storage industries. SolaX exhibited at Booth A3M2-11, attracting strong interest from industry professionals, partners, and policymakers.
SolaX showcased its latest commercial and industrial energy storage solutions at the exhibition, including the ESS-TRENE and ESS-AELIO systems. These all-in-one energy storage systems are engineered to deliver scalable, efficient, and secure energy solutions for businesses, industrial sites, and microgrids.
Both TRENE and AELIO support multiple working modes (self-consumption, peak-valley arbitrage, backup, etc.) and are compatible with various battery configurations. Their cloud-based monitoring and remote management capabilities ensure real-time system visibility and intelligent energy dispatching, empowering users with full control over their energy strategy.
These solutions underline SolaX’s commitment to delivering future-proof, intelligent energy infrastructure that aligns with the dynamic needs of Indonesia’s evolving power landscape.
In the residential segment, SolaX presented its latest low-voltage inverter lineup — X1-HYB-LV, X1-Lite-LV, and X3-NEO-LV — designed specifically for modern home solar applications. All three models share a set of advanced features: high efficiency (up to 97.6%), real-time remote monitoring via SolaXCloud, and seamless compatibility with SolaX battery systems, enabling smart energy storage and usage.
Engineered for plug-and-play installation, these inverters offer flexible operation modes such as self-consumption, peak shaving, and backup, making them ideal for Indonesia’s growing demand for efficient, reliable, and user-friendly residential solar systems.
Indonesia is accelerating its transition to renewable energy, with strong government support driving growth in solar and energy storage. Under the National Energy Policy (KEN) and the National Energy General Plan (RUEN), the country is targeting 31% renewable energy in its primary energy mix by 2050. The state-owned utility PLN (Perusahaan Listrik Negara) is also showing increasing interest in distributed energy storage systems (ESS), opening new opportunities for commercial and residential solar-plus-storage solutions. Regulatory improvements and incentives for renewable energy projects, particularly in remote and underserved regions, are further accelerating the deployment of solar technologies.
As a global leader in smart energy technologies, SolaX is committed to delivering innovative solar energy solutions and advanced energy storage systems for both residential and commercial sectors. To support long-term growth in the region, SolaX will continue to invest in local partnerships, expand training initiatives for installers and distributors, and enhance its after-sales service network across Indonesia. By combining high-performance products with strong local support, SolaX is helping to build a more sustainable, energy-resilient future for Indonesian homes and businesses.
