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Geothermal Development in Indonesia

Geothermal Development in Indonesia. NZGW 2018. Prepared by Wini Rizkiningayu Business Development Manager, NZTE Indonesia. Reducing Carbon Emission + Energy Mix.

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Geothermal Development in Indonesia

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  1. Geothermal Development in Indonesia NZGW 2018 Prepared by Wini Rizkiningayu Business Development Manager, NZTE Indonesia

  2. Reducing Carbon Emission + Energy Mix The objectives of geothermal energy development are first, to reduce carbon emission. Secondly, to provide cushion to support system economics if fossil energy price increases. In 2027, the total generation capacity will be 500 TWh where 10% will be supplied by geothermal energy. This policy will support Indonesia to achieve 1,200 Mt. CO2 eq. in 2030. Hydro 9% Geothermal 10% OtherRE 1% 2027 Coal 59% Gas 8% LNG 12% Oil 1% source: RUPTL 2018 – 2027,www.climatetracker.org |

  3. Indonesia : A Glimpse • 2nd world largest geothermal producer, possesses 40% of the world’s geothermal resource with 27,000 MW potential resource • 1,925 MW of total installed capacity as of March 2018 • Additional 110 MW to come online by yearend • PLTP SorikMarapiModullar Unit 1 (20 MW) • PLTP SorikMarapiMarapi Modular Unit 2 (30 MW) • PLTP LumutBalai Unit 1 (55 MW) • Indonesia Targets up to 7,200 MW capacity by 2025 based on Presidential Regulation No. 22 of 2017

  4. CurrentConditionofGeothermal Development • Regulation • Resources • Law 21/2014  Geothermal • GR 7/2017  GeothermalforIndirect-uses • MEMR No. 21/2017 Mud Wastes & DrillingCuttingManagement • MEMR No.23/2017  Production Bonus • MEMR No. 36/2017  PSP & PSPE • MEMR No. 37/2017  GWA • MEMR No.33/2018  Data & Information • MEMR No.37 /2018  GeothermalLicensing 28.508,5 MW Badan Geologi, Dec 2017 • GeothermalWorkingAreas (GWA) • ElectricityProduction • 65 GWA & 10 PSPEAreas • 19 Existing GWA • 46 New GWA • 10 PSPEAreas • 6,72 GWh(June 2018) • 50,98 % from 2018 target (13,18 GWh) • SteamProduction • Investment • 48,63MillionTons(June 2018) • 49,70% from 2018 target (97,84millionTons) • USD 573 Million(June 2018) • 47,2% from2018 target (USD 1,214 M) • InstalledCapacity • Non-tax State Revenue • 1.948,5 MW • 13 GPPfrom 11 GWA • 6,8% from total resources • Rp661 Billion(June 2018) • 93,8 % from 2018 Target Rp700Billion

  5. Geothermal Installed Capacity as per March 2018

  6. Progress Towards 2025? There will be 80-100MW to COD by the end of this year Approximately 10 developers are currently in the exploration and exploitation stages Issued 10 assignments to SOE to develop geothermal prospects Issued 8 PSPE assignments to Private Developers Plans to launch 3 (three) WKPs tenders this year Plans to commence government drilling on 2 WKPs 2 (two) WKPs resulted from competitive tenders are still not progressing. It requires government to step in Some more are still in tariff negotiations stage Most all of the above are targeted to COD at the latest by 2025 OCEAN

  7. NZ Opportunity & Progress • Cooperation agreement with New Zealand • MoU between Indonesia’s Ministry of Energy and Mineral Resources and New Zealand’s Ministry of Trade signed in 2012 for joint development of geothermal projects • NZ Aid Programme Geothermal Energy for Indonesia • 5 year, $10.5 million technical assistance for Pertamina Geothermal Energy (PGE) • Cooperation increased capacity of geothermal plants operated by PGE in Ulubelu by 79 MW and in Lahendong in North Sulawesi by 22 MW (since 2011) • NZ provided US$6.95 million to support development of two projects • Cooperation trained 124 people in geothermal production skills, in partnership with the University of Gadjah Mada • Partnership Agreement signed in March 2017 on geothermal drilling project development (ongoing with PT SMI) • NZSTIG program on vocational level training of Geothermal Human Capacity building with ESDM

  8. NZTE RE Resources in Indonesia Diana Permana Trade Commissioner NZTE Jakarta Wini Rizkiningayu Business Development Manager NZTE Jakarta Sanusi Satar Beachhead Advisor for Renewable Energy NZTE Jakarta

  9. NZTE Activities 2018 • Hosting VIP Geothermal Breakfast ( August 2018) • Hosting “Empowering Renewable Energy : New Zealand Technology for Indonesia Energy Sustainability” with Geothermal panel discussion • Hosting 3 Masterclasses for: Jacobs, Aecom, Seequent as part of Empowering Renewable Energy event • NZ Pavilion on the 8th Indonesia International Geothermal Convention & Exhibition (IIGCE) with 9 NZ companies participating (Jacobs, Aecom, Seequent, Wintec, Auckland Uniservice, Progen, MTL, IESE, Geothermal NZ) • Assisting Indonesian Delegation from Indonesia Geothermal Association (INAGA) to the New Zealand Geothermal Workshop • 2019: Industry Luncheon with INAGA • 2019 : IIGCE 2019

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