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Analysis of Photovoltaic Infrastructure Quality Services in Indonesia
Elieser Tarigan(1,2*), Fitri Dwi Kartikasari(2,3), Veronica Indrawati (1), Fenny Irawati (1,4)

1) Electrical Engineering, University of Surabaya, Surabaya 60292, Indonesia
2) Center for Environtmental and Renewable Energy Studies, PuSLET, University of Surabaya, Surabaya 60292 Indonesia
3) Informatics Engineering, University of Surabaya, Surabaya 60292, Indonesia
4) Biotechnology, University of Surabaya, Surabaya 60292, Indonesia
*) email : elieser[at]staff.ubaya.ac.id


Abstract

The photovoltaic (PV) sector in Indonesia has witnessed substantial growth, necessitating a comprehensive analysis of its quality infrastructure services to ensure sustainable development and operational efficiency. This paper provides a holistic perspective on the PV sector and related quality infrastructure services in Indonesia. It examines the key actors involved in the PV industry and their roles in quality assurance, focusing on the complexities of the current regulatory framework. The paper reviews the Standar Nasional Indonesia, SNIs relating to PV, most of which are adopted from the International Electrotechnical Commission standards, underscoring Indonesia^s alignment with international benchmarks. Major quality challenges in the PV sector and related gaps in quality infrastructure services were identified through stakeholder engagement, including workshops, interviews, and industry surveys involving representatives from the Indonesian PV industry, quality infrastructure institutions, and relevant ministries. These challenges include inconsistent product quality, a shortage of skilled personnel, and inadequate regulatory enforcement. The findings highlight the urgent need for enhanced quality infrastructure services to address these challenges. Recommendations include the development of local certification services, strengthening regulatory measures, improving testing facilities, and implementing comprehensive training programs for industry personnel. A coordinated effort among stakeholders is essential to establish a robust quality infrastructure that can support the long-term growth and reliability of the PV sector in Indonesia.

Keywords: Photovoltaic sector, Quality infrastructure, Regulatory framework, Standardization, Indonesia

Topic: Energy and Sustainable Engineering

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