Application of renewable energy architectural approach to the design of the creative energy archipelago in Tembung Village, Percut Sei Tuan District, Deli Serdang

Abstrak

The Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises (MSMEs) sector plays an important role in the Indonesian economy, but is often constrained by unsustainable energy access and high operational costs. Tembung Village in Deli Serdang Regency has potential local resources such as solar energy, kinetic energy and biomass that have not been optimally utilized. This research applies the renewable energy approach in the design of the UMKM center (Nusantara Energi Kreatif) to empower the community while integrating technology, sustainability, and community values in harmony. The design integrates solar panel systems, paving tiles (kinetic energy), and biomass as the main energy sources, passive design (natural lighting), environmentally friendly materials (Albasia wood, low-E glass), and integrated rainwater and waste management. The flexible space concept (co-working space, training, exhibition) is designed to encourage collaboration and innovation of MSMEs. Nusantara Energi Kreatif is not only a local economic solution but also an iconic sustainable architecture model in rural areas of North Sumatra, Indonesia