2017 264 91.9
2018 284 93.7
2019 306 96.3
2020 329 96.8
2021 356 97.4
2022 385 97.7 6
AGENDA
GEOTHERMAL POWER PLANT PROJECTS (GPPP)
GEOTHERMAL POTENTIAL MAP GEOTHERMAL POTENTIAL MAP
RESERVE (MW) Probable 823 15.867 Proven 2.288
% 54.64%
MAP OF GEOTHERMAL DEVELOPMENT
1 2 1 1 2 1
3
14 3 12 2 1 10 5
6
17
2
13 11 9 2 12 14 10
7 2 6
6
9 6 7
3 4 4 4 10 6 3 7 2 3 5
PPA SIGNED/PREPARATION EXPLORATION
1. 2. 3. 4. RAJABASA (220 MW) UNGARAN (1X55 MW) IJEN (2X55 MW) ATADEI (1x5 MW)
CONSTRUCTION STAGE (155 MW)
1. PATUHA (120 MW) 2. ULUMBU (5 MW) 3. KAMOJANG 5 (30 MW)
READY FOR EXPLOITATION/ FINACING CLOSE
1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. SARULLA I (330 MW) LUMUT BALAI (220 MW) ULUBELU 3&4 (110 MW) CIBUNI (10 MW) KARAHA BODAS (140 MW)) LAHENDONG 5&6 (40 MW)
Electricity Demand Forecast 2014‐2022
(High demand growth as of 8.4% annually)
Year Demand (TWh) Elec. Ratio ( % )
2014 207 82.6
2015 226 85.9
2016 244 88.9
PPA DISCUSSION/ RENEGOTIATION
1. JABOI (2x5 MW) 2. SORIK MERAPI (3X80 MW) 3. SARULLA II (2X55 MW) 4. S. SEKINCAU (4X55 MW) 5 C. 5. C CISUKARAME (1X50 MW) 6. RAWA DANO (1X110 MW) 7. W. WINDU 3&4 (2X110 MW) 8. T. PERAHU I & II (170 MW) 9. TAMPOMAS (1X45 MW) 10.GUCI (1X55 MW) 11.BATU RADEN (2X110 MW) 12.NGEBEL/WILIS (3X55 MW) 13.IYANG ARGOPURO (1X55 MW) 14 BEDUGUL (1X10 MW) 14.BEDUGUL 15.HU’U (2X10 MW) 16.SOKORIA (3X5 MW) 17.JAILOLO (2X5 MW) 18.DIENG 2 & 3 (115 MW)
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AGENDA
AGENDA
PLN PROFILE IN RENEWABLE ENERGY DEVELOPMENT GEOTHERMAL POWER PLANT PROJECTS (GPPP) HYDRO POWER PLANT PROJECTS (HPPP) SOLAR PV PROJECTS BIOMASS POWER PLANT PROJECTS OPPORTUNITIES CHALLENGES O O U S AND C G S ON O RE DEVELOPMENT O
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STATUS PENGEMBANGAN RE PROGRESS RENEWABLE ENERGY DEVELOPMENT
Hydropower and Geothermal dominated the RE development in Indonesia because of the great potential and economical factors. Hydropower H d which hi h has h been b d l developed d to t the th stage t of f operation ti are 3,867 3 867 MW (excluding own use HPP by a private developer), while geothermal been operating at 1,310 MW. Solar energy (PV): 9 locations have been operating at 3.6 MWp; The 100 island Solar PV program (21 MW) are under construction; The 1,000 islands solar PV program p g (225 MW) ( ) in the evaluation p phase. The role of the p private sector has indicated to develop 305 MW. Biomass: 61 MW already operating with most schemes as excess power to the grid. grid Minihidro: 1,394.6 MW will be developed by the IPP with appropriate FIT price. 112.3 MW phase in operation, 246.9 MW under construction, 221.0 MW in f di process, 415.7 funding 415 7 MW in i PPA process and d 400.2 400 2 MW is i still till a proposal. l
AGENDA
PLN PROFILE IN RENEWABLE ENERGY DEVELOPMENT
GENERAL DESCRIPTION OF NATIONAL ELECTRICITY
• High electricity load demand projection, with growth of 8.4% per year. • Relatively low electrification ratio (national average 78%), with average level of consumption per capita is 754 kWh. • The composition of the fossil fuel usage remained high – National : 12%. • Enormous potential for renewable energy (hydro and geothermal), but the use is still limited. • PLN limited investment capabilities • Private sector sector's s role in the development of renewable energy driven by FIT (Feed in Tariff).
Pengembangan PLTP sesuai RUPTL (2013‐2022)
2000 1800 1600 1400 1200 MW 1000 800 600 400 200 0 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020 2021 2022
RENCANA TAMBAHAN KAPASITAS PLTP MASUK SISTEM PLN SESUAI RUPTL 2013‐2022 TAHUN 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 SUMATRA 0 0 0 55 330 JAWA‐BALI 0 55 30 30 225 LUAR JBS 0 5 0 0 25 TOTAL 0 60 30 85 580 KOMULATIF 0 60 90 175 755
Preliminary y survey
Detailed Survey
Ready to be implemented
Installed
RESOURCE (MW) Speculative 8.780 13.171 Hypothetical 4.391
% Possible 45.36% 12.756 29.038
EXPLORATION STAGE
1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. MUARA LABOH (220 MW) RANTAU DADAP (220 MW) SUNGAI PENUH (110 MW) HULULAIS (110 MW) ULUMBU (5 MW) KOTA MOBAGU (80 MW) TULEHU (20 MW)
PRODUCTION STAGE (1313.5 (1313 5 MW)
1. SIBAYAK (12 MW) 2. KAMOJANG (210 MW) 3. WAYANG WINDU (220 MW) 4. GN. SALAK (360 MW) 5. DARAJAT (255 MW) 6. DIENG (60 MW) 7 ULUMBU (5 MW) 7. 8. MATALOKO (1,5 MW) 9. LAHENDONG (80 MW) 10. ULUBELU 1&2 (110 MW)