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Nowadays, many large cities in Indonesia. Such as Jakarta, Pekanbaru and Palangkaraya, experience a high air pollution rate. Particularly, the Ministry of Environment and Forestry (KLHK) stated that the average annual concentration of PM 2.5 particulates in Jakarta turns out to be far beyond the national ambient air quality standard. Unfortunately, recent data indicated that in every one (Particulate Matter) PM 2.5 air quality monitoring station in Jakarta, the annual average is 34.57 ug / m3. Basically, the Republic of Indonesia Government Regulation No. 41/1999 stipulates the annual PM 2.5 quality standard at 15 ug / m3.In other words these annual averages display a serious pollution problem in some major Indonesian cities. Other cases that added pollution problems took place in Pekanbaru and Palangkaraya cities which witnessed rainforest fires. Therefore, there appear a need for a clean and inexhaustible source of energy since the use of alternative and efficient energy resources can serve a purpose. This study aims at illustrating some advantages of using solar system to achieve a clean and sustainable environment by following certain steps and recommend specific policies regarding efficient use alternative renewable resources. Findings of this study might be of interest to government and non-government environment policy makers in addition to development activists and academics.