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PLN Power Plant Development Project List


(Compiled from PLNs 2015-2024 General Business Plan (RUPTL))

Definitions and Acronyms


1. PLTA = Hydro Power Plant (Pembangkit Listrik Tenaga Air)
2. PLTB = Wind Power Plant (Pembangkit Listrik Tenaga Bayu)
3. PLTD = Diesel Fuel Power Plant (Pembangkit Listrik Tenaga Diesel)
4. PLTG = Gas Power Plant (Pembangkit Listrik Tenaga Gas)
5. PLTGU = Gas & Steam Power Plant (Pembangkit Listrik Tenaga Gas & Uap)
6. PLTM = Mini Hydro Power Plant (Pembangkit Listrik Tenaga Mini Hidro)
7. PLTMH = Micro Hydro Power Plant (Pembangkit Listrik Tenaga Mikro Hidro)
8. PLTMG = Gas Engine Power Plant (Pembangkit Listrik Tenaga Mesin Gas)
9. PLTN = Nuclear Power Plant (Pembangkit Listrik Tenaga Nuklir)
10. PLTP = Geothermal Power Plant (Pembangkit Listrik Tenaga Panas Bumi)
11. PLTS = Solar Power Plant (Pembangkit Listrik Tenaga Surya)
12. PLTU = Steam Power Plant (Pembangkit Listrik Tenaga Uap)
13. PS = Pump Storage

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Fast Track Program I


Status of power plant projects under the 10,000 MW Fast Track I Program as of November 2014

Power Plant Location Capacity (MW) COD Status


PLTU 2 Labuan Banten 2 x 300 2009-2010 Completed
PLTU 1 Indramayu West Java 3 x 330 2011 Completed
PLTU 1 Suralaya Unit 8 Banten 1 x 625 2011 Completed
PLTU 3 Lontar Banten 3 x 315 2011-2012 Completed
PLTU 2 Pelabuhan Ratu West Java 3 x 350 2014 Completed
PLTU 1 Rembang Central Java 2 x 315 2011 Completed
PLTU 2 Adipala Central Java 1 x 660 2015 In Progress
PLTU 1 Pacitan East Java 2 x 315 2013 Completed
PLTU 2 Paiton Unit 9 East Java 1 x 660 2012 Completed
PLTU 3 Tanjung Awar Awar East Java 2 x 350 2014-2016 Completed
PLTU Tarahan Baru Lampung 2 x 100 2014 Completed
PLTU 1 Parit Baru West Kalimantan 2 x 50 2016 In Progress
PLTU 1 Teluk Balikpapan East Kalimantan 2 x 110 2015 In Progress
PLTU 1 Pulang Pisau Central Kalimantan 2 x 60 2015 In Progress
PLTU Asam-Asam South Kalimantan 2 x 65 2013 Completed
PLTU 2 Amurang North Sulawesi 2 x 25 2012 Completed
PLTU Anggrek Gorontalo 2 x 25 2016 In Progress
PLTU Tidore North Maluku 2x 7 2014 In Progress
PLTU 2 Jayapura Papua 2 x 100 2014 In Progress
PLTU Meulaboh / Nagan Raya Aceh 2 x 110 2014 Completed
PLTU 2 Pangkalan Susu North Sumatera 2 x 220 2015 Completed
PLTU 1 Bengkalis Riau 2 x 10 Cancelled Cancelled
PLTU Tenayan Riau 2 x 110 2015 In Progress
PLTU Tanjung Balai Riau Islands 2x 7 2013 Completed
PLTU Belitung Bangka Belitung 2 x 16.5 2014-2015 Completed
PLTU 3 Air Anyer Bangka Belitung 2 x 30 2013-2015 Completed
PLTU 2 Selat Panjang Riau 2x 7 Cancelled Cancelled
PLTU 2 Pantai Kura Kura West Kalimantan 2 x 27.5 2016 In Progress
PLTU Teluk Sirih West Sumatera 2 x 112 2013-2014 Completed
PLTU1 Timika Papua 2x 7 Cancelled Cancelled
PLTU Ambon Maluku 2 x 15 2015 In Progress
PLTU Kendari Southeast Sulawesi 2 x 10 2012-2014 Completed
PLTU Barru South Sulawesi 2 x 50 2012-2013 Completed
PLTU 2 Lombok West Nusa Tenggara 2 x 25 2015 In Progress
PLTU 1 Ende East Nusa Tenggara 2x 7 2015 In Progress
PLTU 2 Kupang East Nusa Tenggara 2 x 16.5 2014-2015 Completed
PLTU 1 Bima West Nusa Tenggara 2 x 10 2016 In Progress
PLTU 1 North Sulawesi 2 x 25 2016 In Progress
PLTU 2 Central Kalimantan 2x 7 Cancelled Cancelled

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Fast Track Program II

Capacity
Province Developer Type Power Plant Name (MW) COD
Aceh IPP Hydro (PLTA) Peusangan 4 83 2020
IPP Geothermal (PLTP) Jaboi 2x5 2019
IPP Geothermal (PLTP) Seulawah Agam 110 2024
Banten IPP Geothermal (PLTP) Gunung Endut 40 2021
IPP Geothermal (PLTP) Rawa Dano 110 2019
Bengkulu PLN Geothermal (PLTP) Hululais 2 x 55 2018-2019
Jambi PLN Geothermal (PLTP) Sungai Penuh 2 x 55 2024
West Java PLN Hydro (PLTA) Upper Cisokan PS 4 x 260 2019
PLN Hydro (PLTA) Jatigede 2 x 55 2019
PLN Steam (PLTU) Indramayu 1,000 2019
PLN Steam (PLTU) Java-6 2 x 1,000 2023
IPP Geothermal (PLTP) Cibuni 10 2020
IPP Geothermal (PLTP) Cisolok-Cisukarame 50 2020
IPP Geothermal (PLTP) Gunung Ciremai 2 x 55 2022
IPP Geothermal (PLTP) Kamojang 5 30 2015
IPP Geothermal (PLTP) Karaha Bodas 30 2016
IPP Geothermal (PLTP) Karaha Bodas 2 x 55 2020
IPP Geothermal (PLTP) Patuha 3 x 55 2014 & 2019
IPP Geothermal (PLTP) Tampomas 45 2020
IPP Geothermal (PLTP) Tangkuban Perahu 1 2 x 55 2019-2020
IPP Geothermal (PLTP) Tangkuban Perahu 2 2 x 30 2020
IPP Geothermal (PLTP) Wayang Windu 3 - 4 2 x 110 2020
IPP Steam (PLTU) Java-1 1,000 2019
IPP Steam (PLTU) Java-3 2 x 660 2012-2022
IPP Steam (PLTU) Java-5 2 x 1,000 2012-2022
Central Java IPP Geothermal (PLTP) Baturaden 2 x 110 2021
IPP Geothermal (PLTP) Dieng 55 2019
IPP Geothermal (PLTP) Dieng 60 2021
IPP Geothermal (PLTP) Guci 55 2021
IPP Geothermal (PLTP) Umbul Telumoyo 55 2022
IPP Geothermal (PLTP) Ungaran 55 2021
IPP Steam (PLTU) Java-4 2 x 1,000 2019-2020
East Java IPP Geothermal (PLTP) Ijen 2 x 55 2020
IPP Geothermal (PLTP) Iyang Argopuro 55 2021
IPP Geothermal (PLTP) Wilis/Ngebel 3 x 55 2020-2021
West Kalimantan PLN Steam (PLTU) Parit Baru 2 x 50 2017-2018
South Kalimantan IPP Steam (PLTU) South Kalimantan 2 x 100 2018-2019
Central Kalimantan PLN Gas (PLTG) Bangkanai 280 2016-2017

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East Kalimantan IPP Steam (PLTU) East Kalimantan 2 x 100 2018-2019


Lampung IPP Hydro (PLTA) Semangka 2 x 28 2018
IPP Geothermal (PLTP) Danau Ranau 2 x 55 2022
IPP Geothermal (PLTP) Rajabasa 2 x 110 2023-2024
IPP Geothermal (PLTP) Suoh Sekincau 4 x 55 2020-2024
IPP Geothermal (PLTP) Ulubelu 3 and 4 2 x 55 2016-2017
IPP Geothermal (PLTP) Wai Ratai 55 2022
Maluku PLN Geothermal (PLTP) Tulehu 2 x 10 2018-2019
North Maluku IPP Geothermal (PLTP) Jailolo 4 x 10 2021-2023
IPP Geothermal (PLTP) Songa Wayaua 5 2020
West Nusa
Tenggara PLN Geothermal (PLTP) Sembalun 2 x 10 2021
PLN Steam (PLTU) Lombok 2 x 50 2018-2019
IPP Geothermal (PLTP) Hu'u 2 x 10 2024
East Nusa Tenggara IPP Geothermal (PLTP) Atadei 2 x 2.5 2019
IPP Geothermal (PLTP) Mataloko 20 2019
IPP Geothermal (PLTP) Sokoria 30 2020-2023
IPP Geothermal (PLTP) Oka Ile Ange 10 2021
South Sulawesi PLN Steam (PLTU) Punagaya 2 x 100 2017-2018
IPP Hydro (PLTA) Bonto Batu 110 2024
IPP Hydro (PLTA) Malea 2 x 45 2020
Southeast Sulawesi IPP Geothermal (PLTP) Bora Pulu 40 2022
IPP Geothermal (PLTP) Marana 2 x 10 2022
North Sulawesi PLN Geothermal (PLTP) Kotamobagu 80 2024
IPP Geothermal (PLTP) Lahendong V and VI 2 x 20 2017-2018
West Sumatera PLN Hydro (PLTA) Masang 2 55 2020
IPP Geothermal (PLTP) Bonjol 60 2022
IPP Geothermal (PLTP) Muaralaboh 2 x 110 2017-2018
South Sumatera IPP Geothermal (PLTP) Lumut Balai 4 x 55 2017-2019
IPP Geothermal (PLTP) Rantau Dadap 2 x 110 2019-2020
North Sumatera PLN Hydro (PLTA) Asahan 3 2 x 87 2018
PLN Steam (PLTU) Pangkalan Susu 3 & 4 2 x 200 2016-2017
IPP Hydro (PLTA) Hasang 40 2018
IPP Hydro (PLTA) Wampu 3 x 15 2015
IPP Geothermal (PLTP) Sarulla 1 3 x 110 2017-2018
IPP Geothermal (PLTP) Sarulla 2 2 x 55 2022
IPP Geothermal (PLTP) Simbolon Samosir 2 x 55 2022
IPP Geothermal (PLTP) Sipholon Ria-ria 20 2022
IPP Geothermal (PLTP) Sorik Marapi 240 2020-2021
Total 17,458

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Electricity Development Program 2015 2019


An additional is 35 GW of generation capacity is required for the next 5 years, excluding the 6.6 GW
already in construction.

Table 3 Power Plant Requirement by Developer


PLN IPP
Total Capacity Total Capacity
Year Total Location (MW) Year Total Location (MW)
2015 26 2,658 2015 13 1,471
2016 40 2,348 2016 13 1,357
2017 43 4,830 2017 39 1,720
2018 30 3,777 2018 33 5,461
2019 17 4,414 2019 37 14,905
Tota
Total 156 18,027 l 135 24,914

Table 4 Additional Power Plant Requirement by Project Status


Developer 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 Total
Construction
PLN 2,308 784 339 562 200 4,193
IPP 1,471 971 286 41 55 2,824
Sub-Total 3,779 1,755 625 603 255 7,017
Committed
PLN - 454 2,090 575 2,539 5,658
IPP 3 78 563 5,048 5,737 11,429
Sub-Total 3 532 2,653 5,623 8,276 17,087
Planned
PLN - 1,610 2,251 2,640 1,675 8,175
IPP - 315 861 372 9,113 10,661
Sub-Total - 1,925 3,112 3,011 10,788 18,836
Total 3,782 4,212 6,389 9,237 19,319 42,940

GOI measures to accelerate 35 GW power plant developments:


1. Simplify and expedite approval of subsidiary loan agreements (SLA) and foreign commercial
loans (PKLN)
2. Approve direct loan from international development bank to PLN with government guarantee
3. Continue multi-years electricity project through state budget
4. Plan additional capital to PLN to add investment capacity
5. Approve additional gas and LNG allocation to PLN
6. Give dispensation for forestry permits
7. Authorize Perhutani to buy forest land on behalf of users
8. Automatic issue of jetty permit once location permit is issued by local government
9. Simplify electricity permits
10. Form land acquisition team especially for 35 GW program

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Total National Power Plant Projects


(Includes power plants for interconnected system, including projects under FTP I and FTP II)
2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020 2021 2022 2023 2024 Total
PLN
PLTU (Steam) 1,883 650 299 1,114 2,735 550 - - - - 7,231
PLTP (Geothermal) - - - 10 70 55 20 - - 210 365
PLTGU (Steam & Gas) - 450 2,930 2,300 650 - - - - - 6,330
PLTG (Gas) 400 1,784 1,430 240 - 73 65 - - - 3,992
PLTD (Diesel) - - - - - - - - - - -
PLTM (Mini Hydro) 5 1 11 24 15 9 - - - - 65
PLTA (Hydro) 20 - - 88 284 138 293 363 520 650 2,356
PS (Pump Storage) - - - - 1,040 - - - - - 1,040
Other Power Plants 3 - - - - - 1 - - - 4
Sub-Total 2,311 2,885 4,670 3,776 4,794 825 379 363 520 860 21,382
IPP
PLTU (Steam) 1,400 849 193 2,954 13,762 2,450 1,200 200 500 530 24,038
PLTP (Geothermal) 30 85 240 310 415 1,092 635 420 460 748 4,435
PLTGU (Steam & Gas) - 300 775 1,760 - - - - - - 2,835
PLTG (Gas) - 20 80 234 100 - 41 - - - 475
PLTD (Diesel) - - 10 - - - - - - - 10
PLTM (Mini Hydro) 45 29 364 127 116 143 - - - - 824
PLTA (Hydro) - 45 47 77 73 225 328 1,025 333 693 2,844
PS (Pump Storage) - - - - - - - - - - -
Other Power Plants 8 - - - 60 - - - - - 68
Sub-Total 1,482 1,328 1,709 5,462 14,526 3,909 2,204 1,645 1,293 1,971 35,528
Unallocated
PLTU (Steam) - - - - - 125 1,460 1,835 3,775 3,625 10,820
PLTP (Geothermal) - - - - - - 5 10 - - 15
PLTGU (Steam & Gas) - - - - - - - - - - -
PLTG (Gas) - - - - - 58 188 165 30 125 566
PLTD (Diesel) - - - - - - - - - - -
PLTM (Mini Hydro) - - - - - - - - - - -
PLTA (Hydro) - - - - - 159 83 149 79 753 1,222
PS (Pump Storage) - - - - - - - 450 450 - 900
Other Power Plants - - - - - - - - - - -
Sub-Total - - - - - 342 1,736 2,609 4,334 4,503 13,523
Total
PLTU (Steam) 3,283 1,499 492 4,068 16,497 3,125 2,660 2,035 4,275 4,155 42,089
PLTP (Geothermal) 30 85 240 320 485 1,147 660 430 460 958 4,815
PLTGU (Steam & Gas) - 750 3,705 4,060 650 - - - - - 9,165
PLTG (Gas) 400 1,804 1,510 474 100 131 294 165 30 125 5,033
PLTD (Diesel) - - 10 - - - - - - - 10
PLTM (Mini Hydro) 50 30 375 151 130 152 - - - - 889
PLTA (Hydro) 20 45 47 165 357 522 703 1,537 931 2,095 6,421
PS (Pump Storage) - - - - 1,040 - - 450 450 - 1,940
Other Power Plants 11 - - - 60 - 1 - - - 72
Total 3,793 4,213 6,379 9,238 19,319 5,076 4,318 4,617 6,146 7,333 70,433

The above table shows the following:

- Additional power plant capacity for the next 10 years (2015-2024) for the whole of Indonesia is
70.4 GW or 7 GW on average per year
- Coal steam power plant (PLTU) will contribute 42.1 GW or 59.8%, while gas steam power plant
(PLTGU) will contribute 13% or 9.1 GW and 5 GW for gas power plant (PLTG). Renewable Energy
based power plant will be dominated by geothermal power plants (PLTP) and hydro (PLTA),
contributing 4.8 GW and 9.3 GW of total capacity.

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Power Plant Project List by Province


ACEH
Aceh has abundant energy sources: 589 MW of geothermal, 1,482 MW of hydro, and 1.7 billion tons of
coal reserves. In 2015, Pertamina plans to build LNG FSRU in Arun and gas pipeline from Arun to Medan.
The gas distributed through this pipeline will be used to power gas power plants in Aceh and Medan.

In order to fulfill electricity demand until 2024, Aceh will need 1,952 MW of additional capacity.

Power Plant Development Project List in Aceh


No Project Type Developers (Assumed) Capacity (MW) COD
1 Arun (Peaker) PLTG/MG Gas/Gas Engine PLN 200 2015
2 Sabang PLTS Solar IPP 1 2015
3 Sinabang PLTS Solar IPP 2 2015
4 Singkil PLTS Solar IPP 1 2015
5 Bidin 1 PLTM Mini Hydro IPP 7 2017
6 Kerpap PLTM Mini Hydro IPP 2 2017
7 Ketol A PLTM Mini Hydro IPP 10 2017
8 Kr Isep PLTM Mini Hydro IPP 10 2017
9 Lawe Gurah PLTM Mini Hydro IPP 5 2017
10 Lawe Mamas PLTM Mini Hydro IPP 7 2017
11 Lawe Sikap PLTMG Gas Engine IPP 7 2017
12 Sabang PLTM Mini Hydro PLN 4 2017
13 Sabulussalam PLTGU/MGU Steam Gas/Steam Gas Engine IPP 7 2017
14 Sumbagut-2 Peaker PLTM Mini Hydro PLN 250 2017
15 Tembolon PLTM Mini Hydro IPP 3 2017
16 Lumut PLTA Hydro IPP 10 2018
17 Peusangan 1-2 PLTU Steam PLN 88 2018
18 Sinabang PLTA Hydro IPP 2x7 2018-2020
19 Redelong PLTP Geothermal IPP 18 2019
20 Jaboi (FTP 2) PLTU Steam IPP 2x5 2019-2020
21 Meulaboh (Nagan Raya) #3,4 PLTA Hydro PLN 2x200 2019-2020
22 Sumbagut-3 Peaker PLTA Hydro IPP 250 2020
23 Meurebo-2 PLTA Hydro IPP 59 2020
24 Peusangan-4 (FTP 2) PLTA Hydro IPP 83 2024
25 Jambu Aye PLTA Hydro Unallocated 160 2024
26 Lawe Alas PLTA Hydro Unallocated 151 2024
27 Seulawah Agam (FTP 2) PLTP Geothermal IPP 2x55 2024
28 Tampur-1 PLTA Hydro Unallocated 428 2024
Total ACEH 1,952

Summary of Electricity Development in Aceh (including transmission and substation development)


Year Sales (GWh) Production (GWh) Peak Load (MW) Power Plant (MW) Substation (MVA) Transmission (KMs) Investment ($ million)
2015 2,117 2,407 416 94 330 692 268
2016 2,291 2,602 450 - 160 544 107
2017 2,475 2,807 484 312 350 408 506
2018 2,668 3,022 521 105 60 1,286 471
2019 2,873 3,251 560 245 120 228 415
2020 3,092 3,495 601 264 60 180 541
2021 3,325 3,757 645 - 60 40 50
2022 3,576 4,040 693 83 120 - 179
2023 3,846 4,340 744 - 60 336 82
2024 4,138 4,665 799 849 60 756 1,548
Growth/Total 7.70% 7.60% 7.50% 1,952 1,380 4,470 4,167

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NORTH SUMATERA
North Sumatera has a large potential of hydro and geothermal energy source. It does not, however has
coal potential and a declining natural gas reserves. North Sumatera has 1,370 MW of geothermal and
385 MW of hydro potential.

Power Plant Development Project List in North Sumatera


No Project Type Developers (Assumed) Capacity (MW) COD
1 Pangkalan Susu #2 (FTP 1) PLTU Steam PLN 440 2015
2 North Sumatera Scattered PLTMH Micro Hydro IPP 11 2015
3 Truck Mounted North Sumatera PLTG/MG Gas/Gas Engine PLN 100 2016
4 Barge Mounted North Sumatera PLTG/MG Gas/Gas Engine PLN 250 2016
5 Mobile Power Plant Nias PLTG/MG Gas/Gas Engine PLN 25 2016
6 Nias (FTP 2) PLTU Steam PLN 7 2016
7 Wampu (FTP 2) PLTA Hydro IPP 45 2016
8 North Sumatera Scattered PLTMH Micro Hydro IPP 63 2017
9 North Sumatera Scattered PLTMH Micro Hydro IPP 99 2017
10 Sarulla 1 (FTP 2) PLTP Geothermal IPP 3x110 2017-2018
11 Pangkalan Susu #4 (FTP 2) PLTU Steam PLN 200 2018
12 Sumbagut 1 Peaker PLTGU/MGU Steam Gas/Steam Gas Engine PLN 250 2018
13 North Sumatera 1 PLTU Steam IPP 300 2018
14 Asahan III (FTP 2) PLTA Hydro PLN 174 2019
15 Hasang (FTP 2) PLTA Hydro IPP 40 2019
16 Pangkalan Susu #3 (FTP 2) PLTU Steam PLN 200 2019
17 Sumbagut 3 Peaker PLTGU/MGU Steam Gas/Steam Gas Engine PLN 250 2019
18 Sumbagut 4 Peaker PLTGU/MGU Steam Gas/Steam Gas Engine PLN 250 2019
19 Nias PLTMG Gas Engine PLN 20 2020
20 Sorik Marapi (FTP 2) PLTP Geothermal IPP 240 2020-2021
21 Simonggo 2 PLTA Hydro PLN 90 2021
22 Batang Toru (South Tapanuli) PLTA Hydro IPP 4x125 2022
23 Kumbih 3 PLTA Hydro PLN 48 2022
24 Sibundong 4 PLTA Hydro IPP 120 2022
25 Sipholon Ria Ria (FTP 2) PLTP Geothermal IPP 20 2022
26 Simbolon Samosir (FTP 2) PLTP Geothermal IPP 2x55 2023
27 Sumatera Pump Storage 1 PLTA Hydro PLN 500 2023
28 North Sumatera 2 PLTU Steam IPP 2x300 2023-2024
29 Sarulla 2 (FTP 2) PLTP Geothermal IPP 110 2024
30 Sumatera Pump Storage 2 PLTA Hydro PLN 500 2024
Total North Sumatera 5,906

Summary of Electricity Development in North Sumatera (including transmission and substation


development)
Year Sales (GWh) Production (GWh) Peak Load (MW) Power Plant (MW) Substation (MVA) Transmission (KMs) Investment ($ million)
2015 9,293 10,244 1,886 451 1,700 1,154 659
2016 10,374 11,426 2,054 441 840 976 587
2017 11,597 12,754 2,189 272 1,140 395 809
2018 13,002 14,283 2,398 970 880 596 1,681
2019 14,623 16,046 2,636 914 310 226 1,149
2020 16,445 18,031 2,899 100 840 890 663
2021 18,674 20,465 3,222 250 240 162 606
2022 21,321 23,351 3,602 688 480 44 1,135
2023 24,436 26,746 4,125 910 680 150 1,514
2024 28,090 30,728 4,676 410 700 - 711
Growth/Total 13.10% 13% 10.60% 5,406 7,810 4,593 9,514

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RIAU
Riaus potential energy sources are natural gas, coal and hydro in various locations.

Power Plant Development Project List in Riau


No Project Type Developers (Assumed) Capacity (MW) COD
1 Riau (FTP 1 Amendment) PLTU Steam PLN 2x110 2015
2 Riau Peaker PLTG/MG Gas/Gas Engine PLN 2x100 2017
3 Riau PLTGU Steam & Gas IPP 250 2017-2018
4 Riau Partnership PLTU Steam IPP 2x600 2019
5 Selat Panjang PLTS Solar PLN 2 2015
6 Bengkalis PLTMG Gas Engine IPP 18 2018
7 Selat Panjang 1 PLTMG Gas Engine IPP 15 2018
8 Rengat PLTU Steam IPP 6 2016
9 Tembilahan PLTU Steam IPP 6 2015
Total RIAU 1,936

Summary of Electricity Development in Riau (including transmission and substation development)


Year Sales (GWh) Production (GWh) Peak Load (MW) Power Plant (MW) Substation (MVA) Transmission (KMs) Investment ($ million)
2015 3,826 4,255 717 220 480 1,026 521
2016 4,296 4,771 803 - 380 458 154
2017 4,827 5,351 900 290 240 770 494
2018 5,426 6,007 1,008 160 120 70 228
2019 6,102 6,746 1,131 1,200 60 499 1,817
2020 6,866 7,583 1,269 - 400 560 308
2021 7,728 8,530 1,381 - - - 72
2022 8,702 9,605 1,492 - 360 - 94
2023 9,803 10,812 1,677 - 480 60 115
2024 11,048 12,151 1,882 - 360 154 141
Growth/Total 12.50% 12% 11.30% 1,870 2,880 3,597 3,944

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RIAU ISLANDS
ESDM estimates around 51.46 TCF of natural gas potential in Riau Islands, in addition to large oil and gas
reserves (222 TCF and 500 million barrels) in Block D-Alpha Natuna.

Power Plant Development Project List in Riau Islands (Excl. Batam)


No Project Type Developers (Assumed) Capacity (MW) COD
1 Bengkalis PLTS Solar PLN 2 2015
2 Tanjung Batu PLTS Solar IPP 1 2015
3 TB. Karimun PLTS Solar IPP 3 2015
4 TB. Karimun #1 (FTP 1) PLTU Steam PLN 7 2015
5 TB Karimun #2 (FTP 1) PLTU Steam PLN 7 2015
6 Tanjung Batu 1 PLTMG Gas Engine PLN 15 2016
7 TB. Karimun Peaker 1 PLTG/MG Gas/Gas Engine IPP 40 2017
8 Natuna 2 PLTG/MG Gas/Gas Engine IPP 25 2018
9 Tanjung Pinang 2 PLTMG Gas Engine IPP 30 2018
10 Dabo Singkep PLTMG Gas Engine IPP 2x16 2018, 2021
11 Tanjung Pinang 3 PLTMG Gas Engine PLN 2x50 2020-2021
12 Natuna 3 PLTG/MG Gas/Gas Engine IPP 25 2021
13 Tanjung Batu 2 PLTMG Gas Engine PLN 15 2021
Total Riau Islands 301

Summary of Electricity Development in Riau Islands (including transmission and substation


development)
Year Sales (GWh) Production (GWh) Peak Load (MW) Power Plant (MW) Substation (MVA) Transmission (KMs) Investment ($ million)
2015 676 743 138 14 220 258 8.0
2016 723 793 147 15 - - 8.4
2017 773 848 157 40 - 30 8.9
2018 828 907 168 104 - - 9.5
2019 887 971 180 - 60 - 10.5
2020 951 1,040 192 50 - - 11.1
2021 1,020 1,116 206 106 - - 12.0
2022 1,096 1,197 221 - 30 - 13.0
2023 1,178 1,286 237 - 120 - 13.8
2024 1,267 1,383 255 - - - 15.1
Growth/Total 7.20% 4.5% 7.10% 329 430 288 110

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BANGKA BELITUNG
Bangka and Belitung have limited potential energy sources for power generation and will need support
and supply from other areas, primarily from areas in Sumatera

Power Plant Development Project List in Bangka Belitung


No Project Type Developers (Assumed) Capacity (MW) COD
1 Air Anyer (FTP 1) PLTU Steam PLN 30 2015
2 Bangka Peaker 1 PLTG/MG Gas/Gas Engine IPP 2x50 2018
3 Bangka 1 PLTU Steam Unallocated 2x100 2020-2021
4 Bangka 2 PLTU Steam Unallocated 2x100 2023-2024
5 Belitung 4 PLTU Steam Unallocated 50 2021
6 Belitung 5 PLTMG Gas Engine Unallocated 2x15 2023-2024
7 New Belitung (FTP 1) PLTU Steam PLN 17 2015
8 Belitung Peaker PLTG/MG Gas/Gas Engine IPP 30 2018
9 MPP Bangka PLTG/MG Gas/Gas Engine PLN 50 2016
Total Bangka Belitung 707

Summary of Electricity Development in Bangka Belitung (including transmission and substation


development)
Year Sales (GWh) Production (GWh) Peak Load (MW) Power Plant (MW) Substation (MVA) Transmission (KMs) Investment ($ million)
2015 867 984 177 47 150 120 151.4
2016 967 1,097 197 50 210 470 104.7
2017 1,079 1,224 219 - - 90 144.2
2018 1,206 1,366 244 130 240 - 118.8
2019 1,349 1,527 272 - 120 - 20.3
2020 1,511 1,709 304 100 60 - 160.8
2021 1,693 1,915 339 150 60 - 238.7
2022 1,900 2,147 379 - 180 - 29.5
2023 2,133 2,409 425 115 60 - 174.9
2024 2,396 2,706 476 115 120 - 181.7
Growth/Total 12.00% 11.9% 11.60% 707 1,200 680 1,325

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WEST SUMATERA
Potential energy sources for power generation in West Sumatera are coal, geothermal and hydro. ESDM
estimates around 908 MW of geothermal potential in this area.

Power Plant Development Project List in West Sumatera


No Project Type Developers (Assumed) Capacity (MW) COD
1 Bonjol (FTP 2) PLTP Geothermal IPP 60 2022
2 Masang 2 (FTP 2) PLTA Hydro PLN 55 2021
3 Masang 3 PLTA Hydro Unallocated 89 2022
4 Muara Laboh (FTP 2) PLTP Geothermal IPP 220 2018-2024
5 Sumatera Pump Storage PLTA Hydro PLN 500 2024
Total West Sumatera 924

Note: PLN is also working on 34 mini-hydro projects in West Sumatera with local government and
private sector. Most of the projects are in PPA status, some are already in construction.

Summary of Electricity Development in West Sumatera (including transmission and substation


development)
Year Sales (GWh) Production (GWh) Peak Load (MW) Power Plant (MW) Substation (MVA) Transmission (KMs) Investment ($ million)
2015 3,361 3,695 581 - 1,010 516 208
2016 3,724 4,091 641 - 390 610 210
2017 3,969 4,356 681 - 210 140 81
2018 4,269 4,682 730 70 60 82 225
2019 4,567 5,005 778 - - 25 56
2020 4,884 5,350 830 - - 4 60
2021 5,186 5,679 878 55 120 - 145
2022 5,519 6,041 932 149 60 140 338
2023 5,825 6,374 981 - 160 - 68
2024 6,157 6,734 1,033 650 60 240 1,373
Growth/Total 7.00% 6.9% 6.60% 924 2,070 1,757 2,764

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JAMBI
Based on information from the Jambi provincial government, the region has energy potential from coal,
gas and hydro, including about 779 million tons of coal reserves.

Power Plant Development Project List in Jambi


No Project Type Developers (Assumed) Capacity (MW) COD
1 Truck Mounted Tanjung Jabung Timur PLTG/MG Gas/Gas Engine PLN 100 2016
2 Batanghari PLTGU Steam & Gas PLN 30 2017
3 Jambi Peaker PLTG/MG Gas/Gas Engine PLN 100 2017
4 Jambi PLTU Steam IPP 2x600 2019
5 Merangin PLTA Hydro IPP 2x175 2021-2022
6 Sungai Penuh (FTP 2) PLTP Geothermal PLN 2x55 2024
Total Jambi 1,890

Summary of Electricity Development in Jambi (including transmission and substation development)


Year Sales (GWh) Production (GWh) Peak Load (MW) Power Plant (MW) Substation (MVA) Transmission (KMs) Investment ($ million)
2015 1,666 1,836 328 - 1,800 648 229.0
2016 1,859 2,047 365 100 120 1 90.6
2017 2,081 2,288 407 130 - 500 274.6
2018 2,329 2,559 454 - 330 159 98.5
2019 2,605 2,858 506 1,200 - 240 1,670.8
2020 2,899 3,178 561 - 30 70 34.0
2021 3,220 3,528 621 175 60 - 298.3
2022 3,571 4,007 686 175 60 - 296.4
2023 3,955 4,436 758 - 120 - 34.8
2024 4,375 4,904 835 110 60 84 211.6
Growth/Total 11.30% 11.5% 11.00% 1,890 2,580 1,702 3,239

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SOUTH SUMATERA
South Sumateras potential energy sources are as follows:

Energy Source Potential Production


Oil 757.6 MMSTB 2793307000 BBL
Natural Gas 24179.5 BSCF 434.104.64000 MMBTU
Coal 47.1 billion tons 9.276.361 tons
Coal Bed Methane 183.00 TCF not yet utilized
Geothermal 1,911 MW not yet utilized
Gambut 64,200 Ha not yet utilized
Hydro 9,385,728 kW partial utilization
Solar 53.85 x 10 MW utilized
Biomass 16,034.24 GWh partial utilization
Biogas 235.01 KWh not yet utilized

Power Plant Development Project List in South Sumatera


No Project Type Developers (Assumed) Capacity (MW) COD
1 Banyuasin PLTU Steam IPP 115 2024
2 Danau Ranau (FTP 2) PLTP Geothermal IPP 110 2023
3 Keban Agung PLTU Steam IPP 2x112.5 2015
4 Lumut Balai (FTP 2) PLTP Geothermal IPP 4x55 2017-2019-2024
5 Rantau Dadap (FTP 2) PLTP Geothermal IPP 2x110 2019-2020
6 Sumbagsel 1 PLTU Steam IPP 2x150 2018-2019
7 Sumsel 1 PLTU Steam IPP 2x300 2020-2021
8 Sumsel 5 PLTU Steam IPP 2x150 2015-2016
9 Sumsel 6 PLTU Steam IPP 2x300 2019-2020
10 Sumsel 7 PLTU Steam IPP 2x150 2018
11 Sumsel 8 PLTU Steam IPP 2x600 2019
12 Sumsel 9 PLTU Steam IPP 2x600 2020-2021
13 Sumsel 10 PLTU Steam IPP 600 2020
Total South Sumatera 3,105

Summary of Electricity Development in South Sumatera (including transmission and substation


development)
Year Sales (GWh) Production (GWh) Peak Load (MW) Power Plant (MW) Substation (MVA) Transmission (KMs) Investment ($ million)
2015 4,618 5,123 878 375 2,510 767 918
2016 5,129 5,684 967 150 460 372 383
2017 5,714 6,324 1,067 55 590 216 228
2018 6,382 7,055 1,182 450 450 162 791
2019 7,144 7,889 1,312 615 - 740 1,365
2020 8,005 8,834 1,459 710 420 - 1,154
2021 8,988 9,913 1,583 300 60 - 504
2022 10,113 11,147 1,708 - 120 - 142
2023 11,405 12,564 1,912 110 540 90 561
2024 12,895 14,198 2,147 340 490 - 769
Growth/Total 12.40% 12.0% 10.60% 3,105 5,640 2,347 6,815

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BENGKULU
ESDM estimates 500 MW of geothermal and 400 MW of hydro potential for power generation in
Bengkulu province, as well as around 120 million tons of coal reserves.

Power Plant Development Project List in Bengkulu


No Project Type Developers (Assumed) Capacity (MW) COD
1 Air Putih PLTA Hydro IPP 21 2018
2 Bengkulu PLTU Steam PLN 200 2019
3 Hululais (FTP 2) PLTP Geothermal PLN 2x55 2019-2020
4 Ketahun 1 PLTA Hydro PLN 84 2022
5 Muko Muko PLTU Steam IPP 2x7 2017
6 Scattered West Sumatera PLTMH Micro Hydro IPP 31 2017
7 Scattered South Sumatera PLTMH Micro Hydro IPP 13 2016
Total Bengkulu 473

Summary of Electricity Development in Bengkulu (including transmission and substation


development)
Year Sales (GWh) Production (GWh) Peak Load (MW) Power Plant (MW) Substation (MVA) Transmission (KMs) Investment ($ million)
2015 791 881 175 - - 160 75
2016 878 976 193 13 120 90 120
2017 978 1,086 213 45 60 - 179
2018 1,093 1,212 236 21 120 340 179
2019 1,222 1,354 262 255 150 860 512
2020 1,368 1,514 291 55 30 - 163
2021 1,532 1,695 324 - 170 - 81
2022 1,718 1,899 360 84 - 60 205
2023 1,929 2,132 401 - 150 - 80
2024 2,168 2,395 448 - - - 73
Growth/Total 11.40% 11.1% 10.30% 473 800 1,510 1,667

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LAMPUNG
Lampungs energy source potential for power generation is mainly geothermal and hydro, but there is
also potential in biomass and coal reserves.

Power Plant Development Project List in Lampung


No Project Type Developers (Assumed) Capacity (MW) COD
1 Lampung Peaker PLTG/MG Gas/Gas Engine PLN 200 2017
2 Rajabasa (FTP 2) PLTP Geothermal IPP 2x110 2023-2024
3 Semangka (FTP 2) PLTA Hydro IPP 56 2018
4 Suoh Sekincau (FTP 2) PLTP Geothermal IPP 220 2020-2024
5 MPP Lampung PLTG/MG Gas/Gas Engine PLN 100 2016
6 Ulubelu #3,4 (FTP 2) PLTP Geothermal IPP 2x55 2016-2017
7 Wai Ratai (FTP 2) PLTP Geothermal IPP 55 2022
Total Lampung 961

Summary of Electricity Development in Lampung (including transmission and substation


development)
Year Sales (GWh) Production (GWh) Peak Load (MW) Power Plant (MW) Substation (MVA) Transmission (KMs) Investment ($ million)
2015 3,982 4,437 817 - 480 377.5 97.9
2016 4,429 4,931 901 155 286 426 348.7
2017 4,930 5,481 994 255 420 364 376.4
2018 5,490 6,096 1,097 56 240 485 272.8
2019 6,112 6,781 1,200 - 330 730 293.1
2020 6,796 7,533 1,293 62 120 108 179.5
2021 7,546 8,359 1,393 - 180 40 43.9
2022 8,367 9,263 1,500 55 240 140 183.5
2023 9,266 10,253 1,648 110 300 - 286.4
2024 10,250 11,336 1,810 268 30 - 621.1
Growth/Total 13.30% 12.8% 9.00% 961 2,626 2,671 2,703

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DKI JAKARTA
Jakarta does not have primary energy source potential and will need gas supply from other areas for the
two major planned power plants (Muara Karang and Java 2/Tanjung Priok).

Power Plant Development Project List in DKI Jakarta


No Project Type Developers (Assumed) Capacity (MW) COD (Status)
1 Muara Karang PLTGU Steam & Gas PLN 500.0 2017 (procurement)
2 Java 2 PLTGU Steam & Gas PLN 800.0 2018 (planned)
3 Java 12 PLTU Steam IPP 1,000.0 2022 (planned)
4 Java 12 PLTU Steam IPP 1,000.0 2023 (planned)
Total Jakarta 3,300.0

Summary of Electricity Development in DKI Jakarta (including transmission and substation


development)
Year Sales (GWh) Production (GWh) Peak Load (MW) Power Plant (MW) Substation (MVA) Transmission (KMs) Investment ($ million)
2015 30,870 33,046 4,923 - 3,101 319 797
2016 33,254 35,577 5,298 - 1,054 108 515
2017 35,404 37,857 5,634 500 3,980 418 1,468
2018 37,681 40,270 5,990 800 4,060 226 1,728
2019 40,127 42,862 6,372 - 780 40 240
2020 42,332 45,183 6,715 - 860 30 173
2021 45,022 48,039 7,135 1,000 1,320 90 1,689
2022 48,242 51,447 7,637 1,000 1,060 42 1,753
2023 51,868 55,285 8,201 - 860 30 224
2024 55,504 59,128 8,767 - 680 10 211
Total 420,304 448,694 66,672 3,300 17,755 1,313 8,798

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BANTEN
Banten has around 613 MWe of geothermal potential and 18.80 million tons of coal reserve for power
generation.

Power Plant Development Project List in Banten


No Project Type Developers (Assumed) Capacity (MW) COD (Status)
1 Situmulya PLTM Mini Hydro IPP 3.0 2015 (in Construction)
2 Banten PLTU Steam IPP 625.0 2016 (in Cosntruction)
3 Java-Bali 3 Peaker PLTGU/MG Steam Gas/Steam Gas Engine IPP 500.0 2017 (Planned)
4 Lontar Expansion PLTU Steam PLN 315.0 2018 (Procurement)
5 Bulakan PLTM Mini Hydro IPP 10.0 2018 (Procurement)
6 Cidano PLTM Mini Hydro IPP 2.0 2018 (Procurement)
7 Java 9 PLTU Steam IPP 600.0 2018 (Procurement)
8 Cikidang PLTM Mini Hydro IPP 2.0 2019 (Procurement)
9 Cisisemut PLTM Mini Hydro IPP 2.0 2019 (Procurement)
10 Cisungsang 2 PLTM Mini Hydro IPP 3.0 2019 (Procurement)
11 Karang Ropong (Cibareno 1) PLTM Mini Hydro IPP 5.0 2019 (Procurement)
12 Java 7 PLTU Steam IPP 1,000.0 2019 (Procurement)
13 Java 7 PLTU Steam IPP 1,000.0 2019 (Procurement)
14 Java 5 (FTP 2) PLTU Steam IPP 1,000.0 2019 (Procurement)
15 Java 5 (FTP 2) PLTU Steam IPP 1,000.0 2019 (Procurement)
16 Cibareno PLTM Mini Hydro IPP 3.0 2020 (Planned)
17 Cisiih Leutik PLTM Mini Hydro IPP 4.0 2020 (Planned)
18 Nagajaya PLTM Mini Hydro IPP 6.0 2020 (Planned)
19 Rawa Dano (FTP 2) PLTP Geothermal IPP 110.0 2020 (Planned)
20 Endut (FTP 2) PLTP Geothermal IPP 40.0 2020 (Planned)
Total Banten 6,230.0

Summary of Electricity Development in Banten (including transmission and substation development)


Year Sales (GWh) Production (GWh) Peak Load (MW) Power Plant (MW) Substation (MVA) Transmission (KMs) Investment ($ million)
2015 26,795 28,498 4,151 3 2,020 362 298
2016 29,565 31,388 4,578 625 1,114 216 1,042
2017 32,571 34,493 5,028 500 1,900 395 740
2018 35,149 37,137 5,412 927 960 150 1,526
2019 37,964 40,043 5,830 1,012 360 664 2,146
2020 41,236 43,448 6,313 1,123 420 159 1,857
2021 45,568 47,997 6,966 1,000 220 - 1,513
2022 50,493 53,165 7,712 1,040 500 35 1,782
2023 56,006 58,970 8,552 - 380 10 138
2024 62,159 65,434 9,490 - 260 40 128
Total 417,506 440,573 64,032 6,230 8,134 2,031 11,170

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WEST JAVA
West Java has various potential energy sources for power generation: 2,137.5 MW of hydro, 4.24 TCF of
natural gas, 5,839 MWe of geothermal, and 0.8 TCF of coal bed methane.

Power Plant Development Project List in West Java


No Project Type Developers (Assumed) Capacity (MW) COD (Status)
1 Cirompang PLTM Mini Hydro IPP 8.0 2015 (in Construction)
2 Cilaki PLTM Mini Hydro IPP 7.0 2015 (in Construction)
3 Cisanggiri PLTM Mini Hydro IPP 3.0 2015 (Funding)
4 Kamojang 5 (FTP 2) PLTP Geothermal IPP 30.0 2015 (in Construction)
5 Cianten 2 PLTM Mini Hydro IPP 5.0 2016 (in Construction)
6 Cianten 1 PLTM Mini Hydro IPP 2.0 2016 (in Construction)
7 Pakenjeng Bawah PLTM Mini Hydro IPP 6.0 2016 (Funding)
8 Cijampang 1 PLTM Mini Hydro IPP 1.0 2016 (Procurement)
9 Karaha Bodas (FTP 2) PLTP Geothermal IPP 30.0 2016 (Planned)
10 Java-Bali 4 Peaker PLTGU/MG Steam Gas/Steam Gas Engine IPP 300.0 2017 (Planned)
11 Muara Tawar Add-On 2,3,4 PLTGU Steam Gas PLN 650.0 2017 (in Construction)
12 Rajamandala PLTA Hydro IPP 47.0 2017 (in Construction)
13 Cibalapulang PLTM Mini Hydro IPP 9.0 2017 (Funding)
14 Cilaki 1B PLTM Mini Hydro IPP 10.0 2017 (Funding)
15 Cimandiri PLTM Mini Hydro IPP 3.0 2017 (Funding)
16 Cikopo 2 PLTM Mini Hydro IPP 6.0 2017 (Funding)
17 Cicatih PLTM Mini Hydro IPP 6.0 2017 (Funding)
18 Kalapa Nunggal PLTM Mini Hydro IPP 3.0 2017 (Funding)
19 Pusaka 1 PLTM Mini Hydro IPP 9.0 2017 (Funding)
20 Java Bali 1 Peaker PLTGU/MG Steam Gas/Steam Gas Engine PLN 400.0 2017 (Planned)
21 Java Bali 4 Peaker PLTGU/MG Steam Gas/Steam Gas Engine IPP 150.0 2017 (Planned)
22 Cibalapulang 2 PLTM Mini Hydro IPP 7.0 2018 (Funding)
23 Cibalapulang 3 PLTM Mini Hydro IPP 6.0 2018 (Funding)
24 Cilaki 1A PLTM Mini Hydro IPP 3.0 2018 (Procurement)
25 Pakenjeng Atas PLTM Mini Hydro IPP 4.0 2018 (Procurement)
26 Ciasem PLTM Mini Hydro IPP 3.0 2018 (Procurement)
27 Java 1 PLTGU Steam Gas IPP 800.0 2018 (Procurement)
28 Java 1 PLTGU Steam Gas IPP 800.0 2018 (Procurement)
29 Jatigede (FTP 2) PLTA Hydro PLN 55.0 2019 (Procurement)
30 Jatigede (FTP 2) PLTA Hydro PLN 55.0 2019 (Procurement)
31 Indramayu 4 (FTP 2) PLTU Steam PLN 1,000.0 2019 (Planned)
32 Upper Cisokan Pump Storage (FTP 2) PS Pump Storage PLN 260.0 2019 (in Construction)
33 Upper Cisokan Pump Storage (FTP 2) PS Pump Storage PLN 260.0 2019 (in Construction)
34 Upper Cisokan Pump Storage (FTP 2) PS Pump Storage PLN 260.0 2019 (in Construction)
35 Upper Cisokan Pump Storage (FTP 2) PS Pump Storage PLN 260.0 2019 (in Construction)
36 Cikaniki 1 PLTM Mini Hydro IPP 3.0 2019 (Procurement)
37 Cikaniki 2 PLTM Mini Hydro IPP 3.0 2019 (Procurement)
38 Cikaengan PLTM Mini Hydro IPP 3.0 2019 (Procurement)
39 Pusaka 3 PLTM Mini Hydro IPP 3.0 2019 (Procurement)
40 Cikandang PLTM Mini Hydro IPP 6.0 2019 (Procurement)
41 Caringin PLTM Mini Hydro IPP 4.0 2019 (Procurement)
42 Ciarinem PLTM Mini Hydro IPP 3.0 2019 (Procurement)
43 Cianten 1B PLTM Mini Hydro IPP 6.0 2019 (Procurement)
44 Cikaengan 2 PLTM Mini Hydro IPP 7.0 2019 (Procurement)
45 Patuha (FTP 2) PLTP Geothermal IPP 55.0 2019 (in Construction)
46 Patuha (FTP 2) PLTP Geothermal IPP 55.0 2019 (Planned)
47 Tangkuban Perahu 1 (FTP 2) PLTP Geothermal IPP 55.0 2019 (Planned)
48 Java 1 (FTP 2) PLTU Steam IPP 1,000.0 2019 (Procurement)
49 Cianten 3 PLTM Mini Hydro IPP 6.0 2020 (Planned)
50 Cikawung Bawah PLTM Mini Hydro IPP 3.0 2020 (Planned)
51 Cikawung Atas PLTM Mini Hydro IPP 5.0 2020 (Planned)
52 Cibuni PLTM Mini Hydro IPP 3.0 2020 (Planned)
53 Wayang Windu 3 (FTP 2) PLTP Geothermal IPP 110.0 2020 (Planned)
54 Cibuni (FTP 2) PLTP Geothermal IPP 10.0 2020 (Planned)
55 Tangkuban Perahu 2 (FTP 2) PLTP Geothermal IPP 30.0 2020 (Planned)

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56 Karaha Bodas (FTP 2) PLTP Geothermal IPP 55.0 2020 (in Construction)
57 Karaha Bodas (FTP 2) PLTP Geothermal IPP 55.0 2020 (in Construction)
58 Tangkuban Perahu 2 (FTP 2) PLTP Geothermal IPP 30.0 2020 (Planned)
59 Wayang Windu 4 (FTP 2) PLTP Geothermal IPP 110.0 2020 (Planned)
60 Cisolok-Cisukarame (FTP 2) PLTP Geothermal IPP 50.0 2020 (Planned)
61 Tangkuban Perahu 1 (FTP 2) PLTP Geothermal IPP 55.0 2020 (Planned)
62 Tampomas (FTP 2) PLTP Geothermal IPP 45.0 2020 (Planned)
63 Java 3 (FTP 2) PLTU Steam Unallocated 660.0 2021 (Procurement)
64 Java 11 PLTU Steam Unallocated 600.0 2022 (Planned)
65 Ciremai Mountain (FTP 2) PLTP Steam IPP 55.0 2022 (Planned)
66 Ciremai Mountain (FTP 2) PLTP Geothermal IPP 55.0 2022 (Planned)
67 Java 3 (FTP 2) PLTU Steam Unallocated 660.0 2022 (Procurement)
68 Java 6 (FTP 2) PLTU Steam Unallocated 1,000.0 2023 (Planned)
69 Java 6 (FTP 2) PLTU Steam Unallocated 1,000.0 2023 (Planned)
70 Indramayu 5 PLTU Steam Unallocated 1,000.0 2024 (Planned)
Total West Java 12,257.0

Summary of Electricity Development in West Java (including transmission and substation


development)
Year Sales (GWh) Production (GWh) Peak Load (MW) Power Plant (MW) Substation (MVA) Transmission (KMs) Investment ($ million)
2015 46,339 49,240 6,810 48 2,884 490 842
2016 49,289 52,369 7,241 344 6,238 1,435 1,378
2017 52,802 56,095 7,754 1,293 4,220 1,106 1,957
2018 56,717 60,248 8,326 1,622 3,850 342 1,974
2019 60,532 64,293 8,883 3,353 5,320 593 5,534
2020 64,739 68,755 9,497 567 460 259 1,649
2021 69,400 73,692 10,177 1,260 300 80 2,066
2022 73,959 78,527 10,842 770 860 298 1,533
2023 78,888 83,737 11,558 2,000 540 32 3,083
2024 84,119 89,264 12,318 1,000 600 20 1,679
Total 636,784 676,220 93,406 12,257 25,272 4,655 21,695

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CENTRAL JAVA
Central Java has 360 MW of hydro and 1,981 MWe of geothermal potential for power generation.
Pertagas plans to build LNG FSRU in Tambaklorok to supply gas to PLNs power plants in Central and East
Java.

Power Plant Development Project List in Central Java


No Project Type Developers (Assumed) Capacity (MW) COD (Status)
1 Adipala PLTU Steam PLN 660.0 2015 (Construction)
2 Cilacap Expansion PLTU Steam IPP 614.0 2015 (Construction)
3 Karimunjawa PLTMG Gas Engine PLN 4.0 2016 (Procurement)
4 Kunci Putih PLTM Mini Hydro IPP 1.0 2016 (Construction)
5 Logawa Sunyalaungu PLTM Mini Hydro IPP 1.5 2016 (Construction)
6 Logawa Baseh PLTM Mini Hydro IPP 3.0 2017 (Funding)
7 Banjaran Kebon Manis PLTM Mini Hydro IPP 2.2 2017 (Funding)
8 Logawa Babakan PLTM Mini Hydro IPP 1.3 2017 (Funding)
9 Logawa Baseh Karangpelem PLTM Mini Hydro IPP 1.9 2017 (Funding)
10 Palumbungan PLTM Mini Hydro IPP 1.6 2017 (Funding)
11 Gelang PLTM Mini Hydro IPP 0.3 2018 (Procurement)
12 Bendosari PLTM Mini Hydro IPP 4.0 2018 (Procurement)
13 Pugeran PLTM Mini Hydro IPP 6.0 2018 (Procurement)
14 Adipasir 2 PLTM Mini Hydro IPP 0.3 2018 (Procurement)
15 Ambal PLTM Mini Hydro IPP 2.1 2018 (Procurement)
16 Pagarpelah PLTM Mini Hydro IPP 3.2 2018 (Procurement)
17 Gunung Wugul PLTM Mini Hydro IPP 3.0 2018 (Procurement)
18 Timbangreja PLTM Mini Hydro IPP 0.4 2018 (Procurement)
19 Java 8 PLTU Steam IPP 1,000.0 2018 (Procurement)
20 Adipasir 1 PLTM Mini Hydro IPP 0.3 2019 (Procurement)
21 Banyumlayu PLTM Mini Hydro IPP 0.5 2019 (Procurement)
22 Serayu PLTM Mini Hydro IPP 8.6 2019 (Procurement)
23 Dieng (FTP 2) PLTP Geothermal IPP 55.0 2019 (Planned)
24 Central Java (PPP) PLTU Steam IPP 950.0 2019 (Funding)
25 Central Java (PPP) PLTU Steam IPP 950.0 2019 (Funding)
26 Java 4 (FTP 2) PLTU Steam IPP 1,000.0 2019 (Planned)
27 Java 4 (FTP 2) PLTU Steam IPP 1,000.0 2019 (Planned)
28 Java 10 PLTU Steam PLN 660.0 2019 (Planned)
29 Karimunjawa PLTMG Gas Engine PLN 1.0 2020 (Planned)
30 Preng 1 PLTM Mini Hydro IPP 1.8 2020 (Planned)
31 Preng 2 PLTM Mini Hydro IPP 4.5 2020 (Planned)
32 Tulis PLTM Mini Hydro IPP 9.0 2020 (Planned)
33 Harjosari PLTM Mini Hydro IPP 9.9 2020 (Planned)
34 Lambur PLTM Mini Hydro IPP 8.0 2020 (Planned)
35 Prukut Sambirata PLTM Mini Hydro IPP 1.5 2020 (Planned)
36 Dadapayam PLTM Mini Hydro IPP 3.0 2020 (Planned)
37 Binangun PLTM Mini Hydro IPP 3.8 2020 (Planned)
38 Jimat PLTM Mini Hydro IPP 0.5 2020 (Planned)
39 Damar PLTM Mini Hydro IPP 2.1 2020 (Planned)
40 Pageruyung PLTM Mini Hydro IPP 4.4 2020 (Planned)
41 Karimunjawa PLTS Solar PLN 1.0 2021 (Planned)
42 Dieng (FTP 2) PLTP Geothermal IPP 55.0 2021 (Planned)
43 Ungaran (FTP 2) PLTP Geothermal IPP 55.0 2021 (Planned)
44 Baturaden (FTP 2) PLTP Geothermal IPP 110.0 2021 (Planned)
45 Guci (FTP 2) PLTP Geothermal IPP 55.0 2021 (Planned)
46 Umbul Telomoyo (FTP 2) PLTP Geothermal IPP 55.0 2021 (Planned)
47 Matenggeng PS PS Pump Storage Unallocated 225.0 2021 (Planned)
48 Matenggeng PS PS Pump Storage Unallocated 225.0 2021 (Planned)
49 Baturaden (FTP 2) PLTP Geothermal IPP 110.0 2021 (Planned)
50 Matenggeng PS PS Pump Storage Unallocated 225.0 2021 (Planned)
51 Matenggeng PS PS Pump Storage Unallocated 225.0 2021 (Planned)
52 Java 13 PLTU Steam Unallocated 1,000.0 2021 (Planned)
53 Java 13 PLTU Steam Unallocated 1,000.0 2021 (Planned)
TOTAL 10,324.7

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Summary of Electricity Development in Central Java (including transmission and substation


development)
Year Sales (GWh) Production (GWh) Peak Load (MW) Power Plant (MW) Substation (MVA) Transmission (KMs) Investment ($ million)
2015 20,653 21,857 3,369 1,274 3,100 547 1,984
2016 22,151 23,438 3,544 6 1,037 694 333
2017 23,820 25,199 3,739 10 3,220 152 264
2018 25,642 27,120 3,949 1,019 1,600 70 1,615
2019 27,609 29,194 4,172 2,674 220 90 3,994
2020 29,662 31,359 4,400 1,999 620 379 3,233
2021 31,854 33,669 4,639 276 360 140 784
2022 34,194 36,134 4,890 505 360 32 580
2023 36,690 38,764 5,153 560 480 - 714
2024 39,355 41,571 5,430 2,000 450 20 2,924
Total 291,630 308,305 43,285 10,323 11,447 2,124 16,425

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YOGYAKARTA
Yogyakarta has around 10 MWe of geothermal potentials in Parangtritis, Gunung Kidul.

Only one power plant project is planned for Yogya: Wind power plant (PLTB) Samas with capacity of 50
MW developed by IPP for COD in 2019.

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EAST JAVA
East Java has the following energy source potential for power generation: 5.73 TCF of natural gas,
1,031.94 MMSTB of oil, 0.08 million tons of coal, 2,162 MW of hydro and 1,274 MWe of geothermal.
PLN plans to receive gas supply from the Cepu field to power PLTGU Gresik (800 MW capacity).

Power Plant Development Project List in East Java


No Project Type Developers (Assumed) Capacity (MW) COD (Status)
1 Grati PLTGU Steam & Gas PLN 300.0 2016 (Procurement)
2 Tanjung Awar Awar PLTU Steam PLN 350.0 2016 (Construction)
3 Grati Add on Block 2 PLTGU Steam & Gas PLN 150.0 2016 (Planned)
4 Grati PLTGU Steam & Gas PLN 150.0 2017 (Procurement)
5 Lodoyo PLTM Mini Hydro IPP 10.0 2017 (Planned)
6 Peaker Java-Bali 2 PLTGU/MG Steam Gas/Steam Gas Engine PLN 500.0 2017 (Planned)
7 Java 3 PLTGU Steam & Gas PLN 800.0 2018 (Planned)
8 Pacet PLTM Mini Hydro IPP 2.0 2019 (Procurement)
9 Balelo PLTM Mini Hydro IPP 4.0 2019 (Procurement)
10 Bawean PLTMG Gas Engine PLN 2.0 2020 (Planned)
11 Jompo 1 (Upper Jompo) PLTM Mini Hydro IPP 2.0 2020 (Planned)
12 Jompo 2 (Lower Jompo) PLTM Mini Hydro IPP 3.0 2020 (Planned)
13 Kali Tengah (Sungai Tengah) PLTM Mini Hydro IPP 1.0 2020 (Planned)
14 Ketajek PLTM Mini Hydro IPP 3.0 2020 (Planned)
15 Zeelandia PLTM Mini Hydro IPP 2.0 2020 (Planned)
16 Ijen (FTP 2) PLTP Geothermal IPP 55.0 2020 (Planned)
17 Wilis / Ngebel (FTP 2) PLTP Geothermal IPP 55.0 2020 (Planned)
18 Ijen (FTP 2) PLTP Geothermal IPP 55.0 2020 (Planned)
19 Karangkates #4-5 PLTA Hydro Unallocated 100.0 2020 (Planned)
20 Kesamben PLTA Hydro Unallocated 37.0 2020 (Planned)
21 Bawean PLTMG Gas Engine Unallocated 3.0 2020 (Planned)
22 Wilis / Ngebel (FTP 2) PLTP Geothermal IPP 55.0 2021 (Planned)
23 Iyang Argopuro (FTP 2) PLTP Geothermal IPP 55.0 2021 (Planned)
24 Wilis / Ngebel (FTP 2) PLTP Geothermal IPP 55.0 2021 (Planned)
25 Bawean PLTMG Gas Engine Unallocated 3.0 2021 (Planned)
Total East Java 2,752.0

Summary of Electricity Development in East Java (including transmission and substation development)
Year Sales (GWh) Production (GWh) Peak Load (MW) Power Plant (MW) Substation (MVA) Transmission (KMs) Investment ($ million)
2015 33,442 35,487 5,471 - 3,644 236 377
2016 36,104 38,310 5,854 800 2,054 775 1,194
2017 39,327 41,695 6,318 660 2,700 481 985
2018 42,704 45,242 6,797 800 2,110 294 1,189
2019 46,544 49,273 7,341 6 1,100 110 268
2020 50,633 53,580 7,913 319 930 180 922
2021 54,714 57,880 8,483 168 690 60 576
2022 59,014 62,403 9,078 - 580 - 170
2023 63,553 67,181 9,699 - 630 - 183
2024 68,355 72,234 10,351 - 780 - 187
Total 494,390 523,285 77,305 2,753 15,218 2,136 6,051

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BALI
Bali has 296 MWe of geothermal potential in Banyuwedang, Buleleng, Seririt Buleleng, Batukao
Tabanan, Penebel Tabanan and Buyan Bratan Buleleng.

Power Plant Development Project List in Bali


No Project Type Developers (Assumed) Capacity (MW) COD (Status)
1 Pesanggaran PLTMG Gas Engine PLN 50.0 2015 (Construction)
2 Celukan Bawang PLTU Steam IPP 130.0 2015 (Construction)
3 Pesanggaran PLTMG Gas Engine PLN 50.0 2015 (Construction)
4 Pesanggaran PLTMG Gas Engine PLN 50.0 2015 (Construction)
5 Pesanggaran PLTMG Gas Engine PLN 50.0 2015 (Construction)
6 Celukan Bawang PLTU Steam IPP 125.0 2015 (Construction)
7 Celukan Bawang PLTU Steam IPP 125.0 2015 (Construction)
8 Muara PLTM Mini Hydro IPP 1.0 2017 (Funding)
9 Telagawaja PLTM Mini Hydro IPP 4.0 2019 (Procurement)
10 Sambangan PLTM Mini Hydro IPP 2.0 2018 (Procurement)
11 Ayung PLTM Mini Hydro IPP 2.0 2020 (Planned)
12 Tukad Daya PLTM Mini Hydro IPP 8.0 2020 (Planned)
13 Sunduwati PLTM Mini Hydro IPP 2.0 2020 (Planned)
14 Telagawaja Ayu PLTM Mini Hydro IPP 1.0 2020 (Planned)
15 Bedugul PLTP Geothermal Unallocated 10.0 2022 (Planned)
Total Bali 611.0

Summary of Electricity Development in Bali (including transmission and substation development)


Year Sales (GWh) Production (GWh) Peak Load (MW) Power Plant (MW) Substation (MVA) Transmission (KMs) Investment ($ million)
2015 4,721 4,981 856 580 360 146 865
2016 5,158 5,439 934 - 60 295 118
2017 5,591 5,892 1,011 1 210 114 191
2018 6,068 6,390 1,096 2 1,060 205 189
2019 6,589 6,934 1,189 4 120 - 57
2020 7,218 7,594 1,302 14 60 10 79
2021 7,842 8,247 1,413 - - - 36
2022 8,515 8,952 1,534 10 30 4 63
2023 9,243 9,714 1,663 - 300 20 55
2024 10,030 10,537 1,804 - - - 36
Total 70,975 74,680 12,802 611 2,200 794 1,689

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WEST KALIMANTAN
West Kalimantan has energy source potential in hydro, biomass, coal and uranium. West Kalimantan has
the largest biomass potential, as well as 160.598.700 tons of coal.

Power Plant Development Project List in West Kalimantan


No Project Type Developers (Assumed) Capacity (MW) COD
1 Sintang PLTU Steam PLN 3x7 2015/16
2 Ketapang PLTU Steam PLN 2x10 2016
3 Mobile PP West Kalimantan PLTG/MG Gas/Gas Engine PLN 100.0 2016
4 Parit Baru (FTP 1) PLTU Steam PLN 2x50 2016
5 Pantai Kura Kura (FTP 1) PLTU Steam PLN 2x27.5 2016
6 Parit Baru (FTP 2) PLTU Steam PLN 2x50 2017/18
7 PLTM Scattered West Kalimantan PLTM Mini Hydro PLN 15.2 2018/19
8 Nanga Pinoh PLTA Hydro IPP 98.0 2022
9 Ketapang PLTU Steam IPP 2x6 2015
10 Ketapang CPO PLTD Diesel IPP 10.0 2017
11 Ketapang Biomass PLTU Steam IPP 10.0 2017
12 West Kalimantan 1 PLTU Steam IPP 2x100 2018
13 West Kalimantan Peaker PLTG/MG/GU Gas/Gas Engine/Steam Gas IPP 100.0 2019
14 West Kalimantan 2 PLTU Steam IPP 2x200 2020/21
15 West Kalimantan 3 PLTU Steam Unallocated 2x200 2023/24
Total West Kalimantan 1,642.0

Summary of Electricity Development in West Kalimantan (including transmission and substation


development)
Year Sales (GWh) Production (GWh) Peak Load (MW) Power Plant (MW) Substation (MVA) Transmission (KMs) Investment ($ million)
2015 2,216 2,635 432 19 430 682 157
2016 2,490 2,972 486 184 60 390 267
2017 2,776 3,310 541 176 180 400 361
2018 3,088 3,678 600 261 300 1,040 502
2019 3,434 4,086 665 105 60 - 110
2020 3,816 4,535 737 200 - 300 300
2021 4,239 5,034 816 200 - - 277
2022 4,710 5,566 901 98 - - 164
2023 5,235 6,181 999 200 - - 276
2024 5,818 6,858 1,106 200 - - 276
Total 37,822 44,855 7,283 1,643 1,030 2,812 2,690

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SOUTH KALIMANTAN
South Kalimantans primary energy source potential is among the largest in Indonesia. It has a large coal
reserves (around 1.8 billion tons) with around 12 million tons of production per year. Potential in rural
areas includes mini hydro and solar.

Power Plant Development Project List in South Kalimantan


No Project Type Developers (Assumed) Capacity (MW) COD
1 Kotabaru PLTU Steam PLN 2x7 2015
2 Mobile PP Southeast Kalimantan PLTG/MG Gas/Gas Engine PLN 200.0 2016
3 South Kalimantan Peaker 1 PLTG/MG/GU Gas/Gas Engine/Steam Gas PLN 200.0 2017
4 Southeast Kalimantan 2 PLTU Steam PLN 2x100 2019/20
5 Kusan PLTA Hydro PLN 65.0 2024
6 South Kalimantan (FTP 2) PLTU Steam IPP 2x100 2018/19
7 South Kalimantan Peaker 2 PLTG/MG/GU Gas/Gas Engine/Steam Gas Unallocated 100.0 2021
Total South Kalimantan 979.0

Summary of Electricity Development in South Kalimantan (including transmission and substation


development)
Year Sales (GWh) Production (GWh) Peak Load (MW) Power Plant (MW) Substation (MVA) Transmission (KMs) Investment ($ million)
2015 2,377 2,861 464 14 30 246 114
2016 2,606 3,114 506 200 510 30 221
2017 2,831 3,356 548 200 120 474 283
2018 3,064 3,753 591 100 90 60 202
2019 3,316 4,031 637 200 20 - 333
2020 3,583 4,326 686 100 210 - 203
2021 3,868 4,645 738 100 90 - 126
2022 4,132 4,940 787 - - - 52
2023 4,413 5,251 841 - - - 55
2024 4,714 5,582 898 65 - 138 176
Total 34,904 41,859 6,696 979 1,070 948 1,765

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CENTRAL KALIMANTAN
Central Kalimantan has large coal reserves, as well as natural gas and hydro potential.

Power Plant Development Project List in Central Kalimantan


No Project Type Developers (Assumed) Capacity (MW) COD
1 Pulang Pisau (FTP 1) PLTU Steam PLN 2x60 2015
2 Bangkanai (FTP 2) PLTMG Gas Engine PLN 155.0 2016
3 Kuala Pambuang PLTU Steam PLN 2x3 2016
4 Bangkanai (FTP 2) PLTG/MG Gas/Gas Engine PLN 140.0 2017
5 Sampit PLTU Steam PLN 2x25 2018
6 Southeast Kalimantan 1 PLTU Steam IPP 2x100 2019/20
7 Southeast Kalimantan 3 PLTU Steam IPP 2x100 2020/21
Total Central Kalimantan 871.0

Summary of Electricity Development in Central Kalimantan (including transmission and substation


development)
Year Sales (GWh) Production (GWh) Peak Load (MW) Power Plant (MW) Substation (MVA) Transmission (KMs) Investment ($ million)
2015 882 992 177 120 60 928 368
2016 1,032 1,125 198 161 210 126 198
2017 1,179 1,380 240 140 30 520 209
2018 1,298 1,643 281 50 190 710 247
2019 1,424 1,776 299 100 - - 165
2020 1,557 1,919 320 200 150 - 314
2021 1,701 2,073 343 100 30 - 170
2022 1,825 2,206 363 - - - 30
2023 1,939 2,329 381 - - - 33
2024 2,060 2,460 402 - 60 330 99
Total 14,897 17,903 3,004 871 730 2,614 1,833

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EAST KALIMANTAN
East Kalimantan has vast energy source potential: 25 billion tons of coal reserves (with 120 million tons
of production per year), 46 TSCF of natural gas (including 5.7 TSCF in the Mahakam Block), 985 MMSTB
of oil, 108 TSCF of coal bed methane, 980 MW of hydro, and 200 500 kW of mini hydro.

Power Plant Development Project List in East Kalimantan


No Project Type Developers (Assumed) Capacity (MW) COD
1 Tanjung Redep PLTU Steam PLN 2x7 2015
2 Teluk Balikpapan (FTP 1) PLTU Steam PLN 2x110 2015
3 Mobile PP East Kalimantan PLTG/MG Gas/Gas Engine PLN 30.0 2016
4 East Kalimantan Peaker 2 PLTG/MG/GU Gas/Gas Engine/Steam Gas PLN 100.0 2017
5 Kelai PLTA Hydro PLN 55.0 2024
6 Lati (Expansion) PLTU Steam IPP 5.0 2015
7 Tanah Grogot PLTU Steam IPP 2x7 2016
8 East Kalimantan (MT) PLTU Steam IPP 2x27.5 2017
9 Senipah (ST) PLTGU Steam & Gas IPP 35.0 2017
10 East Kalimantan (FTP 2) PLTU Steam IPP 2x100 2018/19
11 East Kalimantan 4 PLTU Steam IPP 2x100 2019/20
12 East Kalimantan 3 PLTU Steam IPP 2x200 2022/23
13 East Kalimantan Peaker 3 PLTG/MG/GU Gas/Gas Engine/Steam Gas Unallocated 100.0 2022
14 East Kalimantan 5 PLTU Steam Unallocated 2x200 2023/24
Total East Kalimantan 1,828.0

Summary of Electricity Development in East Kalimantan (including transmission and substation


development)
Year Sales (GWh) Production (GWh) Peak Load (MW) Power Plant (MW) Substation (MVA) Transmission (KMs) Investment ($ million)
2015 2,968 3,482 561 239 170 170 465
2016 3,259 3,801 615 44 590 590 256
2017 3,617 4,209 682 190 360 360 428
2018 4,055 4,855 764 100 240 240 249
2019 4,569 5,420 860 200 180 180 394
2020 5,140 6,132 966 100 - - 226
2021 5,744 6,883 1,079 - 150 150 71
2022 6,418 7,628 1,205 300 150 150 414
2023 7,171 8,456 1,345 400 - - 588
2024 8,012 9,381 1,502 255 - - 415
Total 50,953 60,247 9,579 1,828 1,840 1,840 3,506

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NORTH KALIMANTAN
North Kalimantans energy source potential includes 1,607.3 million tons of coal, 25 MSCF of natural gas
in South Sebuku, and another 18 mmscfd of natural gas in the Bangkudulis field. It also has a large-hydro
potential of around 6 GW and 2 MW of mini-hydro.

Power Plant Development Project List in North Kalimantan


No Project Type Developers (Assumed) Capacity (MW) COD
1 Tanjung Selor PLTU Steam PLN 2x7 2015
2 Malinau PLTU Steam PLN 2x3 2016
3 Tanjung Selor PLTMG Gas Engine PLN 15.0 2016
4 Malinau PLTMG Gas Engine PLN 6.0 2017
5 Nunukan 2 PLTMG Gas Engine PLN 10.0 2018
Total North Kalimantan 51.0

Summary of Electricity Development in North Kalimantan (including transmission and substation


development)
Year Sales (GWh) Production (GWh) Peak Load (MW) Power Plant (MW) Substation (MVA) Transmission (KMs) Investment ($ million)
2015 165 208 30 14 - - 34
2016 182 226 33 21 - - 31
2017 199 235 36 6 30 416 84
2018 218 255 39 10 - - 14
2019 237 277 43 - 50 - 10
2020 259 300 47 - - - 5
2021 282 326 51 - - - 4
2022 308 353 56 - - - 5
2023 336 383 61 - - - 5
2024 366 416 66 - - - 5
Total 2,552 2,979 462 51 80 416 197

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NORTH SULAWESI
North Sulawesi has large renewable energy potential. Its geothermal potential is estimated at around
700 MW in Lahendong, Tompaso and Kotamobagu. Only 80 MW are currently being utilized.

Power Plant Development Project List in North Sulawesi


No Project Type Developers (Assumed) Capacity (MW) COD
1 Mobile PP North Sulawesi (Amurang) PLTG/MG Gas/Gas Engine PLN 100.0 2016
2 Minahasa Peaker PLTG/MG/GU Gas/Gas Engine/Steam Gas PLN 150.0 2017
3 Talaud PLTU Steam PLN 2x3 2017
4 Tahuna PLTMG Gas Engine PLN 10.0 2018
5 North Sulawesi 1 PLTU Steam PLN 2x25 2018
6 Scattered PLTM North Sulawesi PLTM Mini Hydro PLN 0.5 2018
7 Sawangan PLTA Hydro PLN 2x6 2020
8 Kotamobagu (FTP 2) PLTP Geothermal PLN 80.0 2024
9 Amurang PLTU Steam LEASED 2x25 2017
10 Scattered PLTM North Sulawesi PLTM Mini Hydro IPP 3.5 2017
11 Lahendong V (FTP 2) PLTP Geothermal IPP 20.0 2017
12 Scattered PLTM North Sulawesi PLTM Mini Hydro IPP 0.5 2018
13 Lahendong VI (FTP 2) PLTA Hydro IPP 20.0 2018
14 Scattered PLTM North Sulawesi PLTM Mini Hydro IPP 4.2 2019
15 Poigar 2 PLTA Hydro IPP 30.0 2021
16 North Sulawesi 3 PLTU Steam IPP 2x50 2019/20
17 Tahuna PLTMG Gas Engine Unallocated 5.0 2021
18 Sulbagut 2 PLTU Steam Unallocated 2x100 2022/23
19 Sulbagut Peaker PLTG/MG/GU Gas/Gas Engine/Steam Gas Unallocated 100.0 2024
Total North Sulawesi 942.0

Summary of Electricity Development in North Sulawesi (including transmission and substation


development)
Year Sales (GWh) Production (GWh) Peak Load (MW) Power Plant (MW) Substation (MVA) Transmission (KMs) Investment ($ million)
2015 1,436 1,699 266 - 60 110 49
2016 1,590 1,870 294 100 320 175 148
2017 1,760 2,114 316 230 - 10 221
2018 1,948 2,349 345 81 140 18 204
2019 2,154 2,579 381 54 120 44 136
2020 2,382 2,832 422 62 30 237 172
2021 2,634 3,251 446 35 60 - 85
2022 2,913 3,559 495 100 60 370 236
2023 3,221 3,901 549 100 - - 166
2024 3,562 4,282 605 180 60 56 222
Total 23,600 28,436 4,119 942 850 1,020 1,639

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CENTRAL SULAWESI
Central Sulawesi has large potential in hydro and natural gas as energy sources for power generation. It
has also around 380 MWe of geothermal potential, but this is still speculative.

Power Plant Development Project List in Central Sulawesi


No Project Type Developers (Assumed) Capacity (MW) COD
1 Ampana PLTU Steam PLN 2x3 2016
2 Buleleng PLTM Mini Hydro PLN 1.2 2016
3 Palu 3 PLTU Steam PLN 2x50 2018
4 Tawaeli (Expansion) PLTU Steam IPP 2x15 2016
5 Scattered PLTM Central Sulawesi PLTM Mini Hydro IPP 9.6 2017
6 Luwuk PLTMG Gas Engine IPP 40.0 2017
7 Scattered PLTM Central Sulawesi PLTM Mini Hydro IPP 15.1 2018
8 Scattered PLTM Central Sulawesi PLTM Mini Hydro IPP 10.8 2019
9 Scattered PLTM Central Sulawesi PLTM Mini Hydro IPP 14.0 2020
10 Marana (FTP 2) PLTP Geothermal IPP 20.0 2022
11 Bora Pulu (FTP 2) PLTP Geothermal IPP 40.0 2022
12 Tolitoli PLTU Steam Unallocated 2x25 2020/21
13 Poso 1 PLTA Hydro Unallocated 120.0 2021/22
Total Central Sulawesi 457.0

Summary of Electricity Development in Central Sulawesi (including transmission and substation


development)
Year Sales (GWh) Production (GWh) Peak Load (MW) Power Plant (MW) Substation (MVA) Transmission (KMs) Investment ($ million)
2015 957 1,081 208 - - 90 38
2016 1,050 1,229 218 37 200 104 125
2017 1,188 1,382 246 50 260 1,324 331
2018 1,345 1,613 268 115 170 310 281
2019 1,520 1,805 302 11 60 10 62
2020 1,711 2,016 340 39 180 66 133
2021 1,904 2,229 378 85 30 - 165
2022 2,104 2,454 416 120 - 430 341
2023 2,308 2,677 454 - - - 23
2024 2,526 2,918 494 - 90 110 52
Total 16,613 19,404 3,324 457 990 2,444 1,551

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GORONTALO
Power Plant Development Project List in Gorontalo
No Project Type Developers (Assumed) Capacity (MW) COD
1 Gorontalo (FTP 1) PLTU Steam PLN 2x25 2016/17
2 Gorontalo Peaker PLTG/MG Gas/Gas Engine PLN 100.0 2018
3 Gorontalo Energy PLTU Steam IPP 2x7 2017
4 Taludaa PLTM Mini Hydro IPP 3.0 2017
5 Iya PLTM Mini Hydro IPP 2.0 2017
6 Sulbagut 3 PLTU Steam IPP 2x50 2019/20
7 Sulbagut 1 PLTU Steam IPP 2x50 2019/20
Total Gorontalo 369.0

Summary of Electricity Development in Gorontalo (including transmission and substation


development)
Year Sales (GWh) Production (GWh) Peak Load (MW) Power Plant (MW) Substation (MVA) Transmission (KMs) Investment ($ million)
2015 419 506 84 - 70 30 17
2016 476 569 95 25 30 20 59
2017 545 645 107 44 60 180 130
2018 623 728 122 100 60 - 86
2019 710 823 138 100 30 - 166
2020 808 930 156 100 30 - 165
2021 908 1,040 174 - - - 12
2022 1,020 1,162 193 - 30 70 24
2023 1,149 1,303 215 - - - 9
2024 1,292 1,459 239 - 30 - 12
Total 7,950 9,165 1,523 369 340 300 680

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SOUTH SULAWESI
South Sulawesi has around 1,996 MW of hydro and mini hydro potential and 470 BSCF of natural gas
reserves.

Power Plant Development Project List in South Sulawesi


No Project Type Developers (Assumed) Capacity (MW) COD
1 Mobile PP South Sulawesi (Tallo Lama) PLTG/MG Gas/Gas Engine PLN 100.0 2016
2 Mobile PP South Sulawesi (Tello) PLTG/MG Gas/Gas Engine PLN 50.0 2016
3 Selayar PLTMG Gas Engine PLN 10.0 2017
4 South Sulawesi Barru 2 PLTU Steam PLN 100.0 2018
5 Bakaru 2 PLTA Hydro PLN 2x63 2020
6 Makassar Peaker PLTGU Steam & Gas PLN 450.0 2017/18
7 Punagaya (FTP 2) PLTU Steam PLN 2x100 2017/18
8 Peaker South Sulawesi PLTGU Steam & Gas PLN 450.0 2018/19
9 South Sulawesi 2 PLTU Steam PLN 2x200 2019/20
10 Poko PLTA Hydro PLN 2x117 2021
11 Scattered PLTM South Sulawesi PLTM Mini Hydro IPP 10.5 2015
12 Wajo PLTMG Gas Engine IPP 20.0 2016
13 Scattered PLTM South Sulawesi PLTM Mini Hydro IPP 26.5 2017
14 Scattered PLTM South Sulawesi PLTM Mini Hydro IPP 23.0 2018
15 Scattered PLTM South Sulawesi PLTM Mini Hydro IPP 10.0 2019
16 Scattered PLTM South Sulawesi PLTM Mini Hydro IPP 25.0 2020
17 Malea (FTP 2) PLTA Hydro IPP 2x45 2020
18 Bonto Batu (FTP 2) PLTA Hydro IPP 110.0 2024
19 Jeneponto 2 PLTU Steam IPP 2x125 2018/19
20 Salu Uro PLTA Hydro IPP 2x47.5 2020/21
21 Kalaena 1 PLTA Hydro IPP 2x26.5 2021/22
22 Paleleng PLTA Hydro IPP 2x20 2021/22
23 Buttu Batu PLTA Hydro IPP 200.0 2022/23
24 Seko 1 PLTA Hydro IPP 480.0 2023/24
25 Selayar PLTMG Gas Engine Unallocated 10.0 2024
Total South Sulawesi 3,564.0

Summary of Electricity Development in South Sulawesi (including transmission and substation


development)
Year Sales (GWh) Production (GWh) Peak Load (MW) Power Plant (MW) Substation (MVA) Transmission (KMs) Investment ($ million)
2015 5,351 6,066 1,038 11 180 - 116
2016 6,737 7,569 1,244 170 930 886 422
2017 7,794 8,812 1,427 437 210 22 615
2018 9,585 10,917 1,737 798 210 115 1,087
2019 10,395 11,918 1,882 485 350 - 713
2020 11,283 13,030 2,042 489 1,240 70 941
2021 12,221 14,071 2,211 212 120 620 386
2022 13,176 15,124 2,383 264 240 140 339
2023 14,229 16,284 2,573 260 - - 462
2024 15,391 17,703 2,782 440 - 266 857
Total 106,162 121,494 19,319 3,566 3,480 2,119 5,938

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SOUTHEAST SULAWESI
Power Plant Development Project List in Southeast Sulawesi
No Project Type Developers (Assumed) Capacity (MW) COD
1 Kendari (Expansion) PLTU Steam PLN 1x10 2015
2 Scattered PLTM Southeast Sulawesi PLTM Mini Hydro PLN 4.8 2015
3 Bau Bau PLTMG Gas Engine PLN 30.0 2016
4 Mobile PP Southeast Sulawesi (Kendari) PLTG/MG Gas/Gas Engine PLN 50.0 2016
5 Mobile PP Southeast Sulawesi (Wangi Wangi) PLTMG Gas Engine PLN 5.0 2016
6 Mobile PP Southeast Sulawesi (Bombana) PLTMG Gas Engine PLN 10.0 2016
7 Mobile PP Southeast Sulawesi (North Kolaka) PLTMG Gas Engine PLN 5.0 2016
8 Wangi Wangi PLTU Steam PLN 2x3 2017
9 Bau Bau PLTU Steam PLN 2x25 2019
10 Scattered PLTM Southeast Sulawesi PLTM Mini Hydro PLN 5.0 2019/20
11 Bau Bau PLTU Steam IPP 2x7 2015
12 Kendari 3 PLTU Steam IPP 2x50 2019
13 Lasolo PLTA Hydro IPP 2x72.5 2023/24
14 Watunohu PLTA Hydro Unallocated 15.0 2023
15 Konawe PLTA Hydro Unallocated 2x25 2023
16 Bau Bau 2 PLTU Steam Unallocated 2x25 2023/24
Total Southeast Sulawesi 550.0

Summary of Electricity Development in Southeast Sulawesi (including transmission and substation


development)
Year Sales (GWh) Production (GWh) Peak Load (MW) Power Plant (MW) Substation (MVA) Transmission (KMs) Investment ($ million)
2015 773 910 160 29 60 - 80
2016 934 1,081 195 100 150 522 187
2017 1,127 1,295 246 6 180 - 37
2018 1,329 1,540 284 - 120 454 239
2019 1,451 1,745 294 151 - - 103
2020 1,580 1,886 318 4 - - 23
2021 1,680 2,000 334 - 60 - 14
2022 1,797 2,132 354 - 90 - 16
2023 1,920 2,267 375 163 - 160 289
2024 2,051 2,410 397 98 180 395 385
Total 14,642 17,266 2,957 551 840 1,531 1,373

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WEST SULAWESI
Power Plant Development Project List in West Sulawesi
No Project Type Developers (Assumed) Capacity (MW) COD
1 Mamuju PLTU Steam IPP 2x25 2017
2 Tabulahan PLTA Hydro IPP 2x10 2020/21
3 Masupu PLTA Hydro IPP 2x17.5 2020/21
4 Karama (Unsolicited) PLTA Hydro IPP 190.0 2024
Total West Sulawesi 345.0

Summary of Electricity Development in West Sulawesi (including transmission and substation


development)
Year Sales (GWh) Production (GWh) Peak Load (MW) Power Plant (MW) Substation (MVA) Transmission (KMs) Investment ($ million)
2015 260 289 58 - 30 90 24
2016 291 322 66 - 60 68 18
2017 324 393 73 50 60 404 169
2018 360 428 81 - 30 - 9
2019 399 471 90 - - - 6
2020 440 516 99 28 200 40 75
2021 485 565 109 28 60 260 356
2022 533 617 120 - - - 180
2023 585 674 132 - - - 5
2024 641 735 145 190 - 660 455
Total 4,318 5,010 973 296 440 1,522 1,297

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MALUKU
Energy sources available for power generation in Maluku are limited to hydro sources in Seram and Buru
Islands, and geothermal sources in Ambon and Haruku Islands. Geothermal sources will be used to
power PLTP Tulehu 2x10 MW.

Power Plant Development Project List in Maluku


No Project Type Developers (Assumed) Capacity (MW) COD
1 Mobile PP Ambon PLTMG Gas Engine PLN 70.0 2016
2 Waai (FTP 1) PLTU Steam PLN 2x15 2017
3 Langgur PLTMG Gas Engine PLN 20.0 2017
4 Namlea PLTMG Gas Engine PLN 10.0 2017
5 Saumlaki PLTMG Gas Engine PLN 10.0 2017
6 Dobo PLTMG Gas Engine PLN 10.0 2017
7 Seram Peaker PLTMG Gas Engine PLN 20.0 2018
8 Ambon Peaker PLTMG Gas Engine PLN 30.0 2018
9 Nua (Masohi) PLTM Mini Hydro PLN 2x4.4 2018/19
10 Tulehu (FTP 2) PLTP Geothermal PLN 2x10 2018/19
11 Scattered PLTM Maluku PLTM Mini Hydro PLN 10.0 2019/20
12 Sapalewa PLTM Mini Hydro IPP 2x4 2018
13 Wai Tina PLTM Mini Hydro IPP 2x6 2018/19
14 Langgur PLTMG Gas Engine Unallocated 10 2020
15 Ambon Peaker 2 PLTMG Gas Engine Unallocated 20 2021
16 Dobo PLTMG Gas Engine Unallocated 5.0 2021
17 Seram Peaker PLTMG Gas Engine Unallocated 5.0 2022
18 Namlea PLTMG Gas Engine Unallocated 10.0 2023
19 Saumlaki PLTMG Gas Engine Unallocated 5.0 2023
20 Ambon PLTU Steam Unallocated 2x25 2023/24
21 Wai Tala PLTA Hydro Unallocated 2x13.5 2023/24
Total Maluku 391.0

Summary of Electricity Development in Maluku (including transmission and substation development)


Year Sales (GWh) Production (GWh) Peak Load (MW) Power Plant (MW) Substation (MVA) Transmission (KMs) Investment ($ million)
2015 601 660 130 - 60 60 24
2016 667 756 138 70 20 6 67
2017 739 858 151 80 150 197 154
2018 815 956 164 78 20 170 137
2019 898 1,049 179 25 - - 61
2020 986 1,170 192 15 60 210 70
2021 1,081 1,275 209 25 - - 31
2022 1,182 1,385 227 5 - - 15
2023 1,290 1,503 245 54 - 30 90
2024 1,405 1,628 265 39 - - 76
Total 9,664 11,240 1,900 391 310 673 725

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NORTH MALUKU
Halmahera Island has geothermal potential of around 40 MW, which will be a source of energy for PLTP
Jailolo. Telaga Ranu and Hamiding Mountain are estimated to have geothermal potential of 85 MWe
and 265 MWe.

Power Plant Development Project List in North Maluku


No Project Type Developers (Assumed) Capacity (MW) COD
1 North Maluku/Tidore (FTP 1) PLTU Steam PLN 2x7 2015
2 Mobile PP Temate PLTMG Gas Engine PLN 30 2016
3 Mobile PP Sofifi PLTMG Gas Engine PLN 10 2016
4 Mobile PP Tobelo PLTMG Gas Engine PLN 10 2016
5 Sofifi PLTU Steam PLN 2x3 2017
6 Malifut Peaker PLTMG Gas Engine PLN 5 2017
7 Songa Wayaua PLTP Geothermal IPP 2x2.5 2020
8 Jailolo (FTP 2) PLTP Geothermal IPP 20 2021
9 Jailolo 2 PLTP Geothermal IPP 20 2022/23
10 Tobelo PLTMG Gas Engine Unallocated 10 2020
11 Temate PLTMG Gas Engine Unallocated 30 2020
12 Tidore PLTMG Gas Engine Unallocated 20 2021
Total North Maluku 180

Summary of Electricity Development in North Maluku (including transmission and substation


development)
Year Sales (GWh) Production (GWh) Peak Load (MW) Power Plant (MW) Substation (MVA) Transmission (KMs) Investment ($ million)
2015 340 396 71 14 - - 35
2016 374 445 78 50 - - 46
2017 414 489 86 11 - - 22
2018 458 543 95 - - - 6
2019 508 609 105 - 120 220 49
2020 561 679 115 45 - 156 74
2021 620 743 126 40 - - 78
2022 685 816 139 10 - - 35
2023 757 893 152 10 - - 34
2024 836 979 168 - - - 7
Total 5,553 6,592 1,135 180 120 376 386

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PAPUA
Papua has around 11,000 MW of hydro potential for power generation.

Power Plant Development Project List in Papua


No Project Type Developers (Assumed) Capacity (MW) COD
1 Jayapura (FTP 1) PLTU Steam PLN 2x10 2015
2 Orya (Genyem) PLTA Hydro PLN 2x10 2015
3 Timika PLTU Steam PLN 2x7 2016
4 Mobile PP Jayapura PLTMG Gas Engine PLN 50 2016
5 Scattered PLTM Papua PLTM Mini Hydro PLN 3.9 2017
6 Timika PLTU Steam PLN 2x7 2017
7 Timika PLTMG Gas Engine PLN 10 2017
8 Merauke PLTMG Gas Engine PLN 20 2017
9 Serui PLTMG Gas Engine PLN 10 2017
10 Nabire PLTMG Gas Engine PLN 20 2017
11 Biak PLTMG Gas Engine PLN 15 2017
12 Scattered PLTM Papua PLTM Mini Hydro PLN 5.2 2018
13 Jayapura Peaker PLTMG Gas Engine PLN 40 2018
14 Baliem PLTA Hydro PLN 20 2023
15 Baliem PLTA Hydro PLN 30 2024
16 Biak PLTU Steam IPP 2x7 2018
17 Nabire-Kalibobo PLTU Steam IPP 2x7 2018
18 Walesi Blok II PLTM Mini Hydro IPP 6x1 2018
19 Merauke PLT Biomass Biomass IPP 10 2018
20 Jayapura - Skouw PLTU Steam IPP 2x15 2019
21 Serui PLTMG Gas Engine Unallocated 5 2019
22 Orya 2 PLTA Hydro Unallocated 10 2020
23 Merauke PLTMG Gas Engine Unallocated 10 2021
24 Jayapura 2 PLTU Steam Unallocated 2x25 2021
Total Papua 441

Summary of Electricity Development in Papua (including transmission and substation development)


Year Sales (GWh) Production (GWh) Peak Load (MW) Power Plant (MW) Substation (MVA) Transmission (KMs) Investment ($ million)
2015 941 1,087 171 40 40 244 94
2016 1,011 1,175 183 64 - 60 88
2017 1,104 1,283 200 78 150 - 121
2018 1,202 1,400 217 94 - - 150
2019 1,307 1,524 236 40 120 - 84
2020 1,417 1,643 255 5 - - 31
2021 1,533 1,811 276 20 120 - 48
2022 1,655 1,944 297 25 - - 66
2023 1,782 2,082 319 45 80 582 110
2024 1,917 2,227 343 30 - - 66
Total 13,869 16,176 2,497 441 510 886 858

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WEST PAPUA
West Papua has 151 million tons of coal potential, 24 TSCF of natural gas, and 121 MMSTB of oil.

Power Plant Development Project List in West Papua


No Project Type Developers (Assumed) Capacity (MW) COD
1 Mobile PP Manokwari PLTMG Gas Engine PLN 20 2016
2 Kombemur PLTM Mini Hydro PLN 2x3.3 2017
3 Fak Fak PLTMG Gas Engine PLN 10 2017
4 Waigo PLTM Mini Hydro PLN 1 2018
5 Bintuni PLTMG Gas Engine PLN 10 2018
6 Ransiki PLTM Mini Hydro PLN 2.4 2018
7 Warsamson PLTA Hydro PLN 3x15.5 2021/22
8 Klalin PLTU Steam IPP 2x15 2018
9 Andai PLTU Steam IPP 2x7 2018
10 Manokwari 2 PLTMG Gas Engine Unallocated 20 2021
11 Fak Fak PLTMG Gas Engine Unallocated 5 2021
Total West Papua 166

Summary of Electricity Development in West Papua (including transmission and substation


development)
Year Sales (GWh) Production (GWh) Peak Load (MW) Power Plant (MW) Substation (MVA) Transmission (KMs) Investment ($ million)
2015 399 444 76 - - - 43
2016 439 487 84 20 - - 33
2017 486 538 92 17 90 60 39
2018 539 595 102 57 - - 113
2019 598 661 113 - - - 10
2020 662 735 125 - 60 40 13
2021 734 817 138 56 - - 77
2022 812 902 152 16 - - 34
2023 899 995 168 - - - 95
2024 996 1,098 186 - - - 11
Total 6,564 7,272 1,236 166 150 100 468

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WEST NUSA TENGGARA


Power Plant Development Project List in West Nusa Tenggara
No Project Type Developers (Assumed) Capacity (MW) COD
1 Bima (FTP 1) PLTU Steam PLN 2x10 2015
2 Lombok (FTP 1) PLTU Steam PLN 2x25 2015/16
3 West Sumbawa PLTU Steam PLN 2x7 2015/16
4 Mobile PP Lombok (Ampenan) PLTG/MG Gas/Gas Engine PLN 50 2016
5 Lombok Peaker PLTGU Steam Gas PLN 150 2017
6 Sumbawa PLTMG Gas Engine PLN 50 2017
7 Bima PLTMG Gas Engine PLN 50 2017
8 Lombok (FTP 2) PLTU Steam PLN 2x50 2018/19
9 Lombok 2 PLTU Steam PLN 100 2019/20
10 Sembalun (FTP 2) PLTP Geothermal PLN 20 2021
11 Lombok Leased PLTU Steam Leased 50 2018
12 Segara 1 PLTM Mini Hydro IPP 1.5 2015
13 East Lombok PLTU Steam IPP 2x25 2017
14 Scattered PLTM West Nusa Tenggara PLTM Mini Hydro IPP 18.7 2018/19
15 Brang Beh 1 PLTA Hydro Unallocated 12 2020
16 Brang Beh 2 PLTA Hydro Unallocated 6 2021
17 Lombok Peaker 2 PLTG/MG/GU Gas/Gas Engine/Steam Gas Unallocated 60 2022
18 Bima 2 PLTU Steam Unallocated 2x25 2021/22
19 Sumbawa 2 PLTU Steam Unallocated 2x25 2023/24
20 Lombok 3 PLTU Steam Unallocated 2x50 2023/24
21 Hu'u (FTP 2) PLTU Steam Unallocated 2x10 2024
Total West Nusa Tenggara 1022

Summary of Electricity Development in West Nusa Tenggara (including transmission and substation
development)
Year Sales (GWh) Production (GWh) Peak Load (MW) Power Plant (MW) Substation (MVA) Transmission (KMs) Investment ($ million)
2015 1,438 1,685 277 54 180 262 168
2016 1,594 1,877 307 82 310 11 162
2017 1,759 2,021 339 300 200 454 424
2018 1,939 2,298 373 104 60 230 155
2019 2,132 2,504 410 115 80 - 219
2020 2,340 2,831 450 62 110 106 144
2021 2,565 3,079 494 51 - 30 109
2022 2,803 3,351 539 85 60 30 116
2023 3,046 3,610 586 75 - - 140
2024 3,307 3,889 636 95 - - 168
Total 22,923 27,145 4,411 1,023 1,000 1,123 1,805

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EAST NUSA TENGGARA


East Nusa Tenggara has various renewable energy sources: Timor-Kupang Island has 2.02 MW of wind;
Flores has geothermal potential of 115 MW and 23.22 MW of hydro; Sumba Island has 12.40 MW
potential for mini hydro, biomass and wind; Alor Island has 20 MW of geothermal potential; and
Lembata Island has 5 MW of geothermal potential.

Power Plant Development Project List in East Nusa Tenggara


No Project Type Developers (Assumed) Capacity (MW) COD
1 Scattered PLTM East Nusa Tenggara PLTM Mini Hydro PLN 0.4 2015
2 Mobile PP Kupang PLTMG Gas Engine PLN 30 2016
3 Mobile PP Flores PLTMG Gas Engine PLN 20 2016
4 Rote Ndao PLTU Steam PLN 2x3 2017
5 Alor PLTU Steam PLN 2x3 2017
6 Maumere PLTMG Gas Engine PLN 40 2017
7 Kupang Peaker PLTMG Gas Engine PLN 40 2017
8 Atambua PLTU Steam PLN 4x6 2018
9 Alor PLTMG Gas Engine PLN 10 2018
10 Waingapu PLTMG Gas Engine PLN 10 2018
11 Ulumbu 5 PLTP Geothermal PLN 2x2.5 2019
12 Ende (FTP 1) PLTU Steam PLN 1x7 2015
13 Kupang (FTP 1) PLTU Steam PLN 1x16.5 2015
14 Timor 1 PLTU Steam PLN 2x25 2018/19
15 Scattered PLTM East Nusa Tenggara PLTM Mini Hydro IPP 0.4 2015
16 Kupang PLTU Steam IPP 30 2016
17 Scattered PLTM East Nusa Tenggara PLTM Mini Hydro IPP 2.6 2017
18 Mataloko (FTP 2) PLTP Geothermal IPP 20 2019
19 Atadei (FTP 2) PLTP Geothermal IPP 2x2.5 2019
20 Sokoria (FTP 2) PLTP Geothermal IPP 2x2.5 2020
21 Oka Ile Ange (FTP 2) PLTP Geothermal IPP 10 2021
22 Sokoria (FTP 2) PLTP Geothermal IPP 5 2021
23 Sokoria (FTP 2) PLTP Geothermal IPP 10 2022
24 Sokoria (FTP 2) PLTP Geothermal IPP 10 2023
25 Wae Rancang I - Manggarai PLTA Hydro Unallocated 10 2020
26 Wae Rancang II - Manggarai PLTA Hydro Unallocated 6.5 2021
27 Ulumbu 6 PLTP Geothermal Unallocated 2x2.5 2021
28 Timor 2 PLTU Steam Unallocated 2x25 2022/23
Total East Nusa Tenggara 434

Summary of Electricity Development in East Nusa Tenggara (including transmission and substation
development)
Year Sales (GWh) Production (GWh) Peak Load (MW) Power Plant (MW) Substation (MVA) Transmission (KMs) Investment ($ million)
2015 803 922 179 24 160 1,080 233
2016 876 1,018 195 80 130 - 134
2017 954 1,105 212 95 60 134 165
2018 1,039 1,209 231 69 180 20 144
2019 1,131 1,323 251 55 80 30 133
2020 1,229 1,432 273 15 90 286 108
2021 1,335 1,550 296 27 30 - 89
2022 1,448 1,694 321 35 20 - 103
2023 1,572 1,825 349 35 - - 103
2024 1,705 1,968 378 - - - 31
Total 12,092 14,046 2,685 435 750 1,550 1,243

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