UTI Academicians Established Solar Powered Lamps At The Stated Owned Mosque AL-Hijrah, Kota Baru

Solar-powered lamps have now been installed at Al-Hijrah Mosque Park, Kota Baru, Lampung! This innovative project was created by students from Universitas Teknokrat Indonesia, combining eco-friendly technology with the community’s need for safe, sustainable public lighting.

By harnessing sunlight as the main energy source, these lamps are not only cost-efficient but also support the movement toward clean and renewable energy. They provide reliable illumination at night without relying on conventional electricity.

This is real proof that young minds can offer smart solutions for the future. May this small step spark bigger inspiration for others to innovate and care for the environment!

The installation of these solar-powered lamps not only improves safety and comfort for local residents and visitors at night, but also serves as a tangible step in promoting environmental awareness within the community. Many local residents have expressed appreciation for the project, noting the positive impact it has had on the mosque area’s atmosphere and accessibility after sunset.

Supported by faculty mentors and campus resources, the student team collaborated closely with community leaders and local officials to ensure the success of the initiative. The project is also in line with Universitas Teknokrat Indonesia’s commitment to community service and sustainable innovation.

Moving forward, the university plans to replicate similar projects in other public spaces, parks, and rural areas that lack proper lighting infrastructure. By empowering students to lead these initiatives, Universitas Teknokrat Indonesia continues to bridge academic knowledge with real-world application—proving that sustainable change can begin with simple, well-executed ideas.