Solar-powered street lighting installation in a remote village

Sinarmax Brings Solar-Powered Street Lighting to Remote Villages Through CSR Program

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PT Abadi Banua Cemerlang, through its Sinarmax brand, launched a Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) program to bring solar-powered street lighting to remote villages across Indonesia β€” providing reliable illumination to communities that previously had no access to public lighting.

The program targets off-grid and underdeveloped villages where the cost of extending conventional power grids is prohibitively high. By deploying Sinarmax's solar-powered LED street lighting systems, these communities now enjoy safe, well-lit public spaces at night β€” improving safety, mobility, and quality of life.

Program Highlights

  • 100% solar-powered: Standalone systems with high-efficiency solar panels and batteries.
  • Automatic operation: Lights turn on at dusk and off at dawn with intelligent controls.
  • Low maintenance: Designed for remote locations with minimal service requirements.
  • Community engagement: Local residents trained on basic maintenance and operation.
β€œAccess to reliable lighting transforms communities. Our solar-powered solutions bring light to villages that have been in the dark for far too long β€” safely, sustainably, and affordably.”

Program Impact

  • Improved public safety with well-lit roads, mosques, and community gathering areas.
  • Extended productive hours for small businesses and educational activities.
  • Reduced dependence on kerosene lamps and diesel generators, lowering emissions.
Community members celebrating the installation of solar street lights
A village warmly welcomes the arrival of solar-powered street lighting β€” a new chapter for the community.
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Tim Sinarmax

Corporate social responsibility and community program updates from PT Abadi Banua Cemerlang.

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Hendra Gunawan Reply
May 21, 2025

Wonderful initiative! Lighting truly changes lives in rural communities.

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