Ministry of Industry &

Ministry of Energy and Mineral Resources

Indonesia

Energy Efficiency an Abundant Resource for Indonesias Industry

Invitation-only Workshop hosted by

Ministry of Industry, Ministry of Energy and Mineral Resources

and the International Energy Agency

22nd and 23rd November

Jakarta, Indonesia

Indonesian industry currently consumes nearly one-third of Indonesias final energy use. Unchecked
industrial growth, would increase industrial energy consumption to 122 Mtoe by 2025 if a business-
as-usual approach is taken. Improving industrial energy productivity could deliver 21 Mtoe of energy
savings which equates to about 36 Billion USD (480 trillion IDR) in total savings between 2016 and
2025.

Successful industrial energy management programmes from around the world have reduced energy
use and bills by 10% on average, doubling business as usual improvements in energy efficiency,
often through relatively low cost measures reducing waste, improving maintenance and finding
smarter ways to produce the product or service. Stepping back and looking through the energy lens
also typically generates savings in water use, labour productivity, capital and operational
expenditure and can often lead to broader productivity benefits such as improved product quality
and more reliable output. Programmes that provide financial incentives to implement longer
paybacks deliver even further benefits.

Low cost meters, sensors and monitoring systems enable innovative approaches to industrial energy
management while developing detailed understanding of processes that will be increasingly needed
for companies operating internationally in a low carbon economy.

This workshop aims to explore how Indonesias industrial energy efficiency programmes might
develop and adapt international experiences so that they are applicable to Indonesia and able to
deliver maximum benefits. The workshop will:

1. Explore the current state of play of Indonesias industrial energy efficiency initiatives and policies
2. Hear from industry & technology leaders
3. Hear from leading, high impact industrial energy management programmes from around the
world
4. Learn about mechanisms that have been successful in turning energy efficiency opportunities into
real energy savings or productivity improvements.

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Agenda
08:45 09:00 Day 1 (22 November 2017): Registration and Networking
Welcome What are the benefits to Indonesia of an efficient industrial sector
09:00 09:40 Head of Agency for Research and Development of Industry - Ministry of Industry,
Why industrial energy productivity is important to Indonesias economic development and
Nationally Determined Contribution
Director General of New and Renewable Energy and Energy Conservation - Ministry of Energy
and Mineral Resources, Contribution of Energy Efficiency to Energy Security
Melanie Slade, The Multiple Benefits of Energy Efficiency, IEA
Session 1 Current state of play in Indonesia
09:40 12:00 What is being done to reduce energy costs and better manage resources in businesses? What
are the drivers for improved efficiency? How can government and international bodies
support industry in its efforts? How are current programmes performing and what would
help improve their effectiveness?

Director of Energy Conservation - Ministry of Energy and Mineral Resources Energy Efficiency
Policy for Industrial Sector and Its Achievement
Including
Director of Center for Research and Development of Green Industry and Environment -
15 minute
Ministry of Industry industrial policies relating to energy efficiency and why industrial energy
break
productivity is important to Indonesias economic development and Nationally Determined
Contribution
Director of Corporate Planning PT. PLN (Persero) - How much do we have to invest to meet
growing energy needs
Successful Industry led initiatives in energy efficiency (Indah Kiat Pulp & Paper,
Tangerang)
Indonesias ESCOS Chairman MASKEEI/Chairman APKENINDO, opportunities and
challenges from the perspective of an existing ESCO

12:00 13.30 Lunch

Session 2 Industrial energy management programmes that have made a difference
13:30 17:00 Hear from high impact industrial energy management programmes from around the world.

Possible topics:

Indias Perform, Achieve and Trade scheme Mrs Rita Acharya

Australias Energy Efficiency Opportunities programme and National Greenhouse and
Energy Reporting System Louise Vickery
Including
UNIDO experience in developing and emerging economies
15 minute
Smart energy management systems - TBC
break
Panel Moderated Discussion mapping the state of play in Indonesia - how is this
international experience applicable to Indonesia.

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08:30 09:00 Day 2 (23 November 2017): Registration and Networking
Session 3 Implementing Energy Efficiency Opportunities
9:00 11:00 What mechanisms have been successful in turning energy efficiency opportunities into
projects that are implemented and deliver energy efficiency improvements?

Frances White Certificate Scheme Europes longest running energy efficiency credit
schemes
Denmark Energy Efficiency Obligations - TBC
UK Climate Change Levy and Climate Change Agreements Will Hudson
Switzerlands Energy Efficiency Auctions - TBC

11:00 11:15 Coffee break

Session 4 Mapping Indonesia Industrial Energy Efficiency and Productivity Programmes
11:15 12:30
What from the previous sessions is could be adapted or adopted in Indonesia?

A facilitated discussion