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Outline of The Report
INDONESIA ELECTRICITY GENERATION PROJECTS IN 2006–2015
May 2007
1. CURRENT ISSUES
1.1. Electricity Needs a Wider Basic Energy
1.2. Demand and Supply Side Management Has to be Considered
1.3. Business Opportunities are Huge to be Ignored
1.4. Biodiesel to Replace Oil Based Fuel
2. ELECTRICITY DEVELOPMENT as shown by various indicators
2.1. Electric Energy Sales Higher than Economic Growth
2.2. JAVA-BALI Consumes Most of Electric Energy
2.3. The number of Residential Customers Dominating but the Energy Consumption by the Industrial Sector Still Higher
2.4. Electrification Ratio Increasing In All
2.5. Installed Capacity has been Always Lagging Behind
2.6. Rising Quantity of Purchased Energy has been a Great Help
3. ELECTRICITY POLICY IN INDONESIA
3.1. Background
3.2. The Policy of Electric Energy Production and Procurement
3.3. Spirit of Electricity Industry
3.4. PLN’s Policy and Strategy
3.5. Laws and Regulations Stipulating the Electricity Industry
4. JAVA–BALI SYSTEM with unrealable energy supply
4.1. Unrealable Energy Supply in Java–Bali System
4.2. Energy Crisis has Threatened West Java–Banten System
4.3. Tanjung Jati B and Cilacap Power Plants a Great Help to Central Java–Yogyakarta
4.4. An Overall Improvement is Necessary for East Java
4.5. The Same Problems for Bali System
5. FAST improvement is needed to OVERCOME energy crisis in the Outer islands
5.1. A Wide Aspects
5.2. Naggroe Aceh Darusallam (NAD) Region
5.3. West Sumatra Region
5.4. Riau Region
5.5. S2JB (South Sumatra – Jambi – Bengkulu)
5.6. Lampung Region Improvement Program
5.7. Northern Sumatra Including Aceh
5.8. Southern Sumatra Programs
5.9. West Kalimantan Region Development Programs
5.10. East Kalimantan Region Program
5.11. South and Central Kalimantan Region Program
5.12. North Sulawesi Region Program
5.13. South Sulawesi and South East Sulawesi Region
5.14. In Maluku Region Program is to Repair Existing Power and to Increase the Capacity
5.15. Papua Region Program is to Install more Power Plant and to Build Additional
Transmission and Distribution System
5.16. West Nusa Tenggara (NTB) System
5.17. East Nusa Tenggara (NTT) Region
6. The roles of primary energy resources in electricity industry
6.1. Primary Energy Supporting the Electricity Industry
6.2. Coal is Expected to be the Most Important Primary Energy for Future Electricity Industry
6.3. Natural Gas Ready to Produce Electricity but it has Obligation to Some Countries
6.4. Oil ha to be imported and in Increasing Volume
6.5. Geothermal Energy Poses a Challenge
6.6. Coal Expected to Play a Greatest Role but Biodiesel Might Follows
7. PHYSICAL FACILITIES REQUIRED TO OVERCOME electricity PROBLEMs
7.1. Background
7.2. Assumed Growth of Population and Economy
7.3. Electrification Ratio is Projected to Reach 100% in Most Regions 2025
7.4. Energy Sales to be Dominated by Industrial Sector in Java–Bali
and by Residential Consumers in the Outer Islands
7.5. Energy Balance and Generation Capacity in Java – Bali System, 2005 – 2015
7.6. Electric Energy Production to become 4.6 Folds in 20 years
7.7. Power Plant Capacity to Serve Increased Energy Demand
7.8. Expansion of Transmission Facilities
7.9. More Additional Distribution Facilities are Required
8. POWER PLANT PROJECTS TO rescue the ELECTRIC ENERGY SHORTAGE
8.1. Background
8.2. Power Plant Projects to be Completed to Overcome Electric Energy Shortage
8.3. Projected Power Plant Capacity Development in JAVA– BALI
8.4. Power Generation Project in the Outer Islands
9. INDEPENDENT POWER PRODUCERS EXPECTED TO PLAY A BIGGER ROLE
9.1. Background – The IPP Scheme
9.2. Outcome of Renegotiations
9.3. Coal – Fired Power Generation Plants to Play a Big Role
9.4. Private IPP Geothermal Plants Expected to Get Notable Role
9.5. Biodiesel Plant could be an Important IPP
10. Prioritized electricity projectS by different govermnent authorities
10.1. Background
10.2. PLN priority projects
10.3. Long Listed Electricity Projects Presented by the Ministry of Finance to Prospective Creditors
10.4. Priority Electricity Projects Offered by the Ministry of Energy and Mineral Resources (MEMR)
10.5. Priority Electricity Project Offered During the Infrastructure Summit
11. The electricity industry needs a lot ofimprovement
11.1. Economic Background
11.2. Investment Opportunities to Build Additional Electricity Facilities
11.3. Business Opportunities in Priority Power Plant Projects
11.4. Business Opportunities in Project Offered in Infrastructure Summit Projects
11.5. Business Opportunities in Transmission System Development
11.6. Business Opportunities in Distribution System Development
11.7. Prospect of Selling Coal to the Electricity Industry
11.8. Closing Remarks
DATA CONSULT
BUSINESS RESEARCH STUDIES REPORT
