PV systems are inherently modular with a typical module unit size of 200-500 Wp. Rooftop PV systems on Indonesia's residential buildings typically have a capacity of about 1 to 10 kW, while commercial or industrial PV systems installed on industries, offices or public buildings typically range from 50 to 500 kW in size.
The charging power peak load occurs during midnight and is estimated to be 160 MW, representing only 3.5% of current Jakarta's peak load. If the solar PV system is placed on the location, the total electricity demand for all locations will reduce by 2.6% from 642.58 MWh/day (without solar PV or full grid supply) to 626.13 MWh/day.
Currently, it is the largest rooftop PV in Indonesia. Actually, for Aqua Danone this is the second rooftop PV that has been installed on their factory roof. The first one was at Cikarang, West Jawa installed in 2017 with a capacity of 770 kWp which can generate 1 GWh of electricity per year.
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