Xurya, a start-up pioneering a solar power system (PLTS) rental scheme without initial costs, closed 2024 with various significant achievements. These achievements emphasize the company's business and position as a pioneer in various aspects of the national PLTS industry, while also emphasizing the company's commitment to the principles of Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG).


By the end of 2024, Xurya has successfully operated more than 100 MW of PLTS power capacity in 200 project locations spread throughout Indonesia. This achievement is the result of collaboration with more than 150 local EPC partners throughout Indonesia, allowing Xurya to expand its business area reach to remote areas. In addition, the entire PLTS design, construction, and operational processes are also supported by 100 Xurya's internal expert teams, all of whom are from within the country and spread across four major cities in Indonesia.


Eka Himawan, Managing Director of Xurya said, “This year, we are not only strengthening our business lines and operations, but also focusing on creating a greater impact on the environment and society. We are committed to being at the forefront in supporting the national renewable energy development target and the government's agenda towards energy self-sufficiency. We are confident that local human resources have the ability to lead the energy transition in this country.”

Not only has it succeeded in operating hundreds of PLTS projects, Xurya has also strengthened its position as a trusted partner in the energy transition journey. It is recorded that Xurya has helped more than 100 companies in Indonesia to start using PLTS. Moreover, Xurya also pays attention to ESG principles in every aspect of its operations, making PLTS not only a means of efficiency, but also a reliable, safe, and sustainable green solution.


The PLTS operated by Xurya now produces 164 million kWh of clean energy per year, which is equivalent to reducing carbon emissions by up to 146,645 tons of CO2 per year. In terms of carbon emission reduction, this is equivalent to planting nearly 2 million trees over a decade. Moreover, these PLTS also have a social impact by creating more than 2,000 green jobs, empowering local workers in various regions.


Xurya's commitment to supporting the national agenda is also seen through its collaboration with Huawei Indonesia and JJ-Lapp Indonesia in pioneering the Solar Academy Indonesia program. In its first session, this program has trained more than 100 individuals in technical expertise in the PLTS sector, so that in the future it can reduce the energy industry's dependence on foreign experts.


Xurya's success has also attracted the trust of leading global investors. In 2024, Xurya obtained new funding of 55 million US dollars, led by the Norwegian Climate Investment Fund together with Swedfund, Clime Capital, British International Investment, and AC Ventures. Xurya's total funding has now reached more than 88 million US dollars or equivalent to IDR 1.5 trillion. This funding will be used to accelerate the development of solar energy projects, expand social and environmental impacts, and strengthen sustainability commitments in various sectors.


Recognition also came from the 2024 ESG Award by KEHATI for the Impact Entrepreneur category and the B Corp Certification, which confirmed Xurya as part of a community of leading global companies that have high standards in social and environmental impact. This recognition reflects that Xurya has become a catalyst for change for a responsible business ecosystem.


"Xurya's achievements in 2024 are proof that the clean energy transition is not just a dream, but a reality that we are realizing together. As a pioneer in the industry, we not only bring innovative solutions for now, but also build a solid foundation for the future of clean energy in Indonesia. Through innovation, collaboration, trust, and commitment to sustainability, we will continue to support the government in achieving the zero-carbon emission target for a sustainable future," concluded Eka.