Pusat Pembangkit Listrik Hybrid dan Industri Penghasil Energi Alternatif yang Terbarukan Sebagai Bagian Dari Sumber Daya Alam Masyarakat di Desa Kemujan Karimun Jawa

Wan Lubnayya Nabigha (UNIVERSITAS DIPONEGORO)

Jurnal Poster Pirata Syandana
Vol 7, No 01 (2026): PERIODE 162 (JUNI 2026)

The project redefines the conventional powerplant from a centralized and isolated industrial facility into a distributed coexistent energy network integrated with the island’s ecology and daily life. Responding to different environmental potentials across the island, solar, wind, and diesel backup systems are placed in context-driven locations where energy infrastructure also supports public, productive, and ecological activities. These decentralized modules are interconnected through a central hub that acts as a metabolic machine for monitoring, storage, and system integration, while the diesel generator gradually shifts into emergency-only infrastructure. Through this approach, the hybrid powerplant becomes not only a system for generating electricity, but an adaptive architectural landscape where energy, environment, and society coexist.