# GCL SI to Showcase EcoPower Mate at Oil & Gas Indonesia 2026

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- Published: 2026-09-08T16:10:00+07:00
- Author: PR Newswire

JAKARTA, Indonesia, Sept. 8, 2026 /PRNewswire/ — GCL System Integration Technology
Co., Ltd. ("GCL SI") will present EcoPower Mate for the first time in Indonesia 
at Oil & Gas Indonesia 2026, taking place Sept. 9–12 at the Jakarta International
Expo.

 [⌊GCL SI showcases its EcoPower Mate mobile PV-storage solution at Oil & Gas Indonesia 2026 in Jakarta⌉](https://mmx.prnasia.com/media/MS1983306/20260908042529EDT_image_1.jpg?id=OA2934875&p=medium600)

GCL SI showcases its EcoPower Mate mobile PV-storage solution at Oil & Gas Indonesia
2026 in Jakarta

Designed for temporary and remote industrial worksites, EcoPower Mate is a relocatable
solar power platform that can be integrated with battery energy storage, energy 
management systems and diesel generators. At Booth 6521 in Hall 3, GCL SI will demonstrate
how the system can serve exploration sites, temporary camps, construction areas 
and other operations with limited access to the power grid.

**Power That Moves with the Operation**

Remote oil, gas and mining projects often depend on diesel generators for reliable
power. However, diesel generation also requires fuel transportation and storage,
regular maintenance and the management of noise and local emissions. These challenges
become more complex as project teams and power demand shift from one worksite to
another.

Conventional solar installations are generally built as permanent infrastructure.
EcoPower Mate takes a different approach: its photovoltaic array can be transported
in a container-compatible format, deployed close to the load and relocated as operational
requirements change.

The portfolio includes wheeled and rail-mounted configurations. The wheeled WG20-
A model incorporates 96 photovoltaic modules, provides 46.56 kWp of installed capacity
and features an automated deployment mechanism for sites requiring frequent relocation.
The rail-mounted model is intended for larger installations and projects that remain
at one location for longer periods.

System configurations can be tailored to a project’s terrain, duration, relocation
frequency, site-preparation requirements and other operating conditions.

**Integrating Solar, Storage and Diesel Generation**

EcoPower Mate is designed to complement—not necessarily replace—the diesel generators
used at remote sites. It can integrate solar generation, battery storage and existing
generators within a coordinated hybrid power system.

Under suitable daylight conditions, the solar array can supply site loads and charge
the battery system. Stored energy can help meet demand when solar output declines,
while diesel generators remain available during periods of higher demand or when
additional backup power is needed.

An energy management system coordinates the available power sources to reduce unnecessary
generator runtime while maintaining reliable site operations.

Each system can be configured around the site’s load profile, existing generator
capacity, solar resources, project duration and relocation requirements. This allows
operators to introduce solar generation and battery storage while retaining their
existing power infrastructure.

Potential oil and gas applications include shore bases, exploration and construction
support areas, temporary offices, personnel camps, communications equipment, monitoring
systems and lighting. Any deployment would be subject to the site’s electrical specifications,
safety requirements and hazardous-area classification.

In the mining sector, EcoPower Mate can supply exploration camps, drilling operations,
temporary mine facilities, road construction, surveillance equipment and other loads
that move as a project develops.

**Building Partnerships to Address Local Operating Challenges**

At Oil & Gas Indonesia 2026, GCL SI plans to meet with Indonesian operators to learn
more about their power requirements and explore potential cooperation with mining
companies, engineering, procurement and construction contractors, oilfield and mining
service providers, equipment rental companies, distributors and local technical 
partners.

Discussions will focus on practical operating considerations, including generator
usage, load profiles, fuel logistics, project duration, site conditions and relocation
requirements. Based on each project’s needs, GCL SI will work with customers and
partners to develop suitable combinations of solar generation, battery storage and
diesel backup.

GCL SI’s capabilities span market development, equipment delivery, system integration,
technical services and after-sales services. The company is seeking to work with
Indonesian operators, contractors, distributors and service providers to adapt EcoPower
Mate configurations to local project conditions and provide reliable project execution
and long-term service in the country.

"Remote operations cannot compromise power reliability, but that does not mean every
load must be supplied by a diesel generator at all times," said Li Ming, Vice President
of GCL SI. "By bringing EcoPower Mate to Indonesia for an in-person demonstration,
we hope to engage directly with local operators, better understand their specific
power challenges and work with customers and partners to develop practical solutions."

Visitors are invited to meet the GCL SI team to discuss their site requirements 
and potential partnership opportunities.

Event: Oil & Gas Indonesia 2026
Date: Sept. 9–12, 2026Venue: Jakarta International
Expo, Kemayoran, JakartaGCL SI Booth: Hall 3, Booth 6521

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