Jakarta, July 7 -- The Indonesian Government has formulated three primary strategies to expand electricity access across remote villages, in a bid to push the national electrification ratio toward 100% by 2029. To realise this goal, Indonesia will implement three complementary approaches, according to head of the Government Communications Agency Muhammad Qodari. The first is to expand the national electricity grid by extending the existing network operated by the state-owned electricity company PT PLN (Persero) to neighbouring communities that remain without electricity access. The second involves developing standalone mini-grids powered by locally available renewable energy sources to serve communities in frontier regions and remote island...