Presidential Decree No 112 year 2022

No 112 year 2022

Regarding

Acceleration of New Renewable Energy Development for Electricity Supply

Article 2 point (3)

(3) Implementation of RUPTL by PT PLN (Persero) must:

a. prioritizing the purchase of Electricity from Power plants utilizing Renewable Energy sources;

b. operate a power plant that utilizes renewable energy sources continuously (must-run in accordance
with the characteristics of the generating source and or in accordance with the readiness of the local
electricity system in the event of a low load condition;

c. use domestic products in accordance with the provisions of laws and regulations; and

d. develop power plants that utilize renewable energy sources.

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Part I - General

Article 3 point (1)

(1) In the framework of the energy transition in the electricity sector, the Minister shall prepare a
roadmap for the acceleration of the termination of the CFPP operational period as outlined in
the sectoral planning document.
(2) The preparation of the roadmap as referred to in paragraph 1(1) is carried out after coordinating
with the minister in charge of government affairs in the field of state finance and the minister in
charge of government affairs in the field of state-owned enterprises.
(3) The roadmap for acceleration as referred to in paragraph (1) shall at least contain:
a. Reduction of PLTU greenhouse gas emissions;
b. Strategy to accelerate the termination of the PLTU operational period; and
c. Alignment between various other policies

(4) New Coal Fire Power Plant development is prohibited except for:

a. CFPP which has been stipulated in the Electricity Supply Business Plan prior to the
enactment of this Presidential Regulation; or

b. CFPP that meets the requirements:

 1. Integrated with an industry that is oriented towards increasing the added value of
natural resources or is included in National Strategic Projects that have a major
contribution to job creation and/or national economic growth;
2. Committed to reducing greenhouse gas emissions of at least 35% (thirty five percent)
within 10 years since the CFPP operates compared to the average CFPP emissions in
Indonesia in 2021 through technology development, carbon offsets, and/or mix
renewable energy; and
3. The longest operation is up to 2050
(4) In an effort to increase the proportion of Renewable Energy in the electrical energy mix, PT PLN
(Persero) accelerates the termination of time:
a. Own power plant operation; and/or
b. PPA contract of CFPP developed by Power Plant Developer (PPL), taking into account the
conditions of supply and demand for electricity.

(5) In the event that the implementation of the acceleration of the termination of the CFPP
operating time as referred to in paragraph (5) requires the replacement of electrical energy, it can
be replaced with a Renewable Energy generator by considering the conditions of supply and
demand for electricity.

(6) The implementation of the acceleration of the termination of the operating time of the CFPP
owned by itself and/or the PPA contract of CFPP developed by the Power Plant Developer (PPL)
as referred to in paragraph (5) by PT PLN (Persero) takes into account the minimum criteria :
a. Capacity;
b. Generator age;
c. utilization
d. CFPP greenhouse gas emissions;
e. Economic Added Value
f. Availability of domestic and foreign funding support; and
g. Availability of domestic and foreign technology support
(7) CFPP is carried out:
a. Acceleration of the termination of the operating time of the PLTU owned by itself and/or the
PLTU PJBL contract developed by the PPL as referred to in paragraph (5); or
b. Acceleration of termination of the operating time of own PLTU and/or PLTU contract for PLTU
which is developed to replace Renewable Energy generators as referred to in paragraph (6),

Stipulated by the Minister after obtaining written approval from the minister in charge of
government affairs in the field of State finances and the minister in charge of government affairs
in the field of State-owned enterprises.

(8) In the events of :

a. Acceleration of the termination of the operating time of the PLTU owned by itself and/or the
PLTU PJBL contract developed by the PPL as referred to in paragraph (5); or
 b. Acceleration of the termination of the operating time of own CFPP and/or CFPP contracts
developed by PPL that require replacement of renewable energy generators as referred to in
paragraph (6),

The government may provide fiscal support through a funding and financing framework
including bended finance sourced from the state budget and/or other legitimate sources aimed
at accelerating the energy transition.

(9) Fiscal support as referred to in paragraph (9) is regulated by a ministerial regulation that
administers government affairs in the field of State finances.

(10) The determination of the PLTU as referred to in paragraph (8) must be included in the RUPTL

Chapter II- Power Purchase Price

Article 5 paragraph (1)

(1) The Power Purchasing from a power plant utilizing renewable energy sources by PT PLN
(Persero) as referred to in Article 4 paragraph (2) consists of:
a. The highest standard price as listed in Attachment I which is an integral part of this
Presidential Regulation; or
b. Agreement Price
(2) The location factor number (F) as referred to in paragraph (1) is listed in Attachment II which is
an integral part of this Presidential Regulation.
(3) The purchase price of Electricity as referred to in paragraph (1) is the price used in the PJBL and
is effective as of COD.

Article 7

The Power Purchase as referred to in Article 6 is the price at the meeting point between the
electrical equipment at the Electric Power generation installation and the electrical equipment at
the Electric Power distribution installation (busbar generator) and does not include the price of
electric power grid facilities.

Article 8

(1) The price of the Electric Power grid facility as referred to in Article 7 is determined based on the
agreement of the parties at a maximum of 30% of the purchase price of electricity.
(2) The agreed price of Electric Power grid facilities as referred to in paragraph (1) shall apply as
the minister's approval.
(3) In the event that the price of the Electric Power grid facility as referred to in paragraph (1) is
more than 30% of the purchase price of Electricity, it is obligatory to obtain price approval from
the Minister.

Part II - Electricity Price Purchase from Power Plant which are entirely built by Business Entities
Article 10

(1) Solar Photovoltaic or Wind Power for all capacities equipped with battery facilities or other electrical
energy storage facilities, the price of battery facilities or other electrical energy storage facilities, is
determined based on the highest standard price of 60% (sixty percent) of the Power Purchase

(2) The price for battery facilities or other electrical energy storage facilities as referred to in paragraph
(1) shall apply as price approval from the Minister.

(3) In the event that the price of battery facilities or other electrical energy storage facilities as referred
to in paragraph (1) is more than 60% (sixty percent) of the purchase price of Electricity, it is obligatory to
obtain price approval from the Minister.

Article 11

(2) Excess power as referred to in paragraph (1) is purchased by PT PLN (Persero) from the holder of a
business license to supply electricity for its own use utilizing Renewable Energy sources as set forth in
the sale and purchase agreement of excess power

(3) The term of the sale and purchase agreement of excess power as referred to in paragraph (2) is
implemented for a minimum of 3 years and can be extended

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Part III – Power Purchase Price from Power Plant which are entirely or partially built by Government
or Regional Government including from grants.

Chapter III – Power Purchase implementation

Article 14

(1) Power Purchase as referred to in Article 4 paragraph (2) is carried out through:

a. Direct appointment; or

b. Direct selection
Article 15

(1) The process of power purchase through direct appointment as referred to in Article 14
paragraph (2) is preceded by the process of submitting documents until the signing of the PJBL
including the evaluation of the documents completed within a maximum period of 90 calendar
days.

Article 16

(1) The power purchase through direct selection as referred to in Article 14 paragraph (4) shall be
conducted by offering the lowest price based on the highest standard price and shall be carried
out in a transparent and fair manner, without giving privileges to any party.
(2) The process of power purchase through direct selection as referred to in paragraph (1) is
preceded by the process of submitting documents up to the signing of the PJBL including
document evaluation and negotiation of the power purchase price must be completed within
180 calendar days.

Article 17

(1) The process of Power Purchase using Renewable Energy sources conducted by PT PLN (Persero) as
referred to in Article 14 paragraph (1) begins with the initial selection of business entities

(2) The results of the initial selection as referred to in paragraph (1) shall be included in the list of
selected providers of renewable energy generating Business Entities

Article 34

(2) The process of implementing the power purchase using the direct appointment mechanism as
referred to in paragraph (1) by PT PLN (Persero) is carried out no later than 12 (twelve) months after this
Presidential Regulation comes into force.

(3) In the event that the power purchase cannot be carried out due to the unpreparedness of the
Business Entity, the Minister shall revoke the stipulation as referred to in paragraph (1) letter a.
Attachment I

Regarding

Acceleration of New Renewable Energy Development for Electricity Supply

POWER PURCHASE PRICE OF NEW AND RENEWABLE ENERGY

1. Power Purchase Price from Hydro Power utilized electricity from streams/falls.

No Capacity Highest Standard Price (cent USD/kWh)

Year - 1 to 10 Year- 11 to 30
1 Until 1 MW (11,23 x F)* 7,02
2 >1 MW to 3 MW (10,92 x F)* 6,82
3 >3 MW to 5 MW (9,65 x F)* 6,03
4 >5 MW to 20 MW (9,09 x F)* 5,68
5 > 20 MW to 50 MW (8,86 x F)* 5.52
6 >50 MW to 100 MW (7,81 x F)* 4,88
7 >100 MW (6,74 x F )* 4,21
Explanation:

*Highest Standard Price is the price after multiple by F Factor

2. Power Purchase Price from Hydro Power utilized hydropower from Dam/ Reservoir of Irrigation
canal owned by the Ministry which manage the government affairs in the field of water
resources which the construction is multi-purpose.

No Capacity Highest Standard Price (cent USD/kWh)

Year - 1 to 10 Year- 11 to 30
1 Until 1 MW (11,23 x 0,8 x F)* 7,02 x 0,8
2 >1 MW to 3 MW (10,92 x 0,8 x F)* 6,82 x 0,8
3 >3 MW to 5 MW (9,65 x 0,8 x F)* 6,03 x 0,8
4 >5 MW to 20 MW (9,09 x 0,8 x F)* 5,68 x 0,8
5 > 20 MW to 50 MW (8,86 x 0,8 x F)* 5.52 x 0,8
6 >50 MW to 100 MW (7,81 x 0,8 x F)* 4,88 x 0,8
7 >100 MW (6,74 x 0,8 x F )* 4,21 x 0,8
Explanation:

*Highest Standard Price is the price after multiple by F Factor

 3. Power Purchase Price from Hydropower Expansion

No Capacity Highest Standard Price (cent USD/kWh)

Year - 1 to 10 Year- 11 to 30
1 Until 1 MW (11,23 x 0,7 x F)* 7,02 x 0,7
2 >1 MW to 3 MW (10,92 x 0,7 x F)* 6,82 x 0,7
3 >3 MW to 5 MW (9,65 x 0,7 x F)* 6,03 x 0,7
4 >5 MW to 20 MW (9,09 x 0,7 x F)* 5,68 x 0,7
5 > 20 MW to 50 MW (8,86 x 0,7 x F)* 5.52 x 0,7
6 >50 MW to 100 MW (7,81 x 0,7 x F)* 4,88 x 0,7
7 >100 MW (6,74 x 0,7 x F )* 4,21 x 0,7
Explanation:

*Highest Standard Price is the price after multiple by F Factor

4. Power Purchase Price from Hydropower Excess Power

No Capacity Highest Standard Price (cent USD/kWh)

1 All Capacity 5,80 x 0,7

5. Power Purchase Price from Solar Power (Not include battery facility or other Energy Electricity
Storage)

No Capacity Highest Standard Price (cent USD/kWh)

Year - 1 to 10 Year- 11 to maximum 30
1 Until 1 MW (11,47 x F)* 6,88
2 >1 MW to 3 MW (9,94 x F)* 5,97
3 >3 MW to 5 MW (8,77 x F)* 5,26
4 >5 MW to 10 MW (8,26 x F)* 4,96
5 > 10 MW to 20 MW (7,94 x F)* 4,76
6 >20MW (6,95 x F)* 4,17
Explanation:

*Highest Standard Price is the price after multiple by F Factor

6. Power Purchase Price from Solar Power Photovoltaic Expansion (Not include battery facility or other
Energy Electricity Storage)

No Capacity Highest Standard Price (cent USD/kWh)

Year - 1 to 10 Year- 11 to maximum 30
1 Until 1 MW (11,47 x 0,8 x F)* 6,88 x 0,8
2 >1 MW to 3 MW (9,94 x 0,8 x F)* 5,97 x 0,8
3 >3 MW to 5 MW (8,77 x 0,8 x F)* 5,26 x 0,8
4 >5 MW to 10 MW (8,26 x 0,8 x F)* 4,96 x 0,8
5 > 10 MW to 20 MW (7,94 x 0,8 x F)* 4,76 x 0,8
6 >20MW (6,95 x 0,8 x F)* 4,17 x 0,8
Explanation:

*Highest Standard Price is the price after multiple by F Factor

7. Power Purchase Price from Solar Power Photovoltaic which land is provided by Government (Not
include battery facility or other Energy Electricity Storage)

No Capacity Highest Standard Price (cent USD/kWh)

Year - 1 to 10 Year- 11 to maximum 30
1 Until 1 MW (11,47 x 0,95 x F)* 6,88 x 0,95
2 >1 MW to 3 MW (9,94 x 0,95 x F)* 5,97 x 0,95
3 >3 MW to 5 MW (8,77 x 0,95x F)* 5,26 x 0,95
4 >5 MW to 10 MW (8,26 x 0,95 x F)* 4,96 x 0,95
5 > 10 MW to 20 MW (7,94 x 0,95 x F)* 4,76 x 0,958
6 >20MW (6,95 x 0,95 x F)* 4,17 x 0,95
Explanation:

*Highest Standard Price is the price after multiple by F Factor

8. Power Purchase Price from Wind Power (Not include battery facility or other Energy Electricity
Storage)

No Capacity Highest Standard Price (cent USD/kWh)

Year - 1 to 10 Year- 11 to 30
1 Until 5 MW (11,22 x F)* 6,73
2 >5 MW to 20 MW (10,26 x F)* 6,15
3 >20MW (9,54 x F)* 5,73
Explanation:

*Highest Standard Price is the price after multiple by F Factor

9. Power Purchase Price from Wind Power (Not include battery facility or other Energy Electricity
Storage)

No Capacity Highest Standard Price (cent USD/kWh)

Year - 1 to 10 Year- 11 to 30
1 Until 5 MW (11,22 x 0,7 x F)* 6,73 x 0,7
2 >5 MW to 20 MW (10,26 x 0,7 x F)* 6,15 x 0,7
3 >20MW (9,54 x 0,7 x F)* 5,73 x 0,7
Explanation:

*Highest Standard Price is the price after multiple by F Factor

10. Power Purchase Price from Biomass

No Capacity Highest Standard Price (cent USD/kWh)

Year - 1 to 10 Year- 11 to 25
1 Until 1 MW (11,55 x F)* 9,24
2 >1 MW to 3 MW (10,73 x F)* 8,59
3 >3 MW to 5 MW (10,20 x F)* 8,16
4 >5 MW to 10 MW (9,86 x F)* 7,89
5 > 10 MW (9,29x F)* 7,43
Explanation:

*Highest Standard Price is the price after multiple by F Factor

11. Power Purchase Price from Biomass Expansion

No Capacity Highest Standard Price (cent USD/kWh)

Year - 1 to 10 Year- 11 to 25
1 Until 1 MW (11,55 x 0,8 x F)* 9,24 x 0,8
2 >1 MW to 3 MW (10,73 x 0,8 x F)* 8,59 x 0,8
3 >3 MW to 5 MW (10,20 x 0,8 x F)* 8,16 x 0,8
4 >5 MW to 10 MW (9,86 x 0,8x F)* 7,89 x 0,8
Explanation:

*Highest Standard Price is the price after multiple by F Factor

12. Power Purchase Price from Biogas

No Capacity Highest Standard Price (cent USD/kWh)

Year - 1 to 10 Year- 11 to 20
1 Until 1 MW (10,18 x F)* 6,11
2 >1 MW to 3 MW (9,81 x F)* 5,89
3 >3 MW to 5 MW (8,99 x F)* 5,39
4 >5 MW to 10 MW (8,51 x F)* 5,10
5 >10 MW (7,44 x F)* 4,46
Explanation:

*Highest Standard Price is the price after multiple by F Factor

13. Power Purchase Price from Biogas Expansion

No Capacity Highest Standard Price (cent USD/kWh)

Year - 1 to 10 Year- 11 to 20
1 Until 1 MW (10,18 x 0,8x F)* 6,11 x 0,8
2 >1 MW to 3 MW (9,81 x 0,8 x F)* 5,89 x 0,8
3 >3 MW to 5 MW (8,99 x 0,8 x F)* 5,39 x 0,8
4 >5 MW to 10 MW (8,51 x 0,8 x F)* 5,10 x 0,8
5 >10 MW (7,44 x 0,8 x F)* 4,46 x 0,8
Explanation:

*Highest Standard Price is the price after multiple by F Factor

14. Power Purchase Price from Biomass and Biogas Excess Power

No Power Type Highest Standard Price (cent USD/kWh)

1 Biomass 9,29
2 Biogas 7,44

15. Power Purchase Price from Geothermal which fully built from Business Entities and fully or partially
built by the Central Government or Regional Government, including from grants.

a. Electricity Purchase Price

No Capacity Highest Standard Price (cent USD/kWh)

Year - 1 to 10 Year- 11 to 30
1 Until 10 MW (9,76 x F)* 8,30
2 >10 MW to 50 MW (9,41 x F)* 8,00
3 >50 MW to 100 MW (8,64 x F)* 7,35
4 >100 MW (7,65 x F)* 6,50
Explanation:

*Highest Standard Price is the price after multiple by F Factor

b. Price of Geothermal Steam Purchasing equivalent to electricity

No Capacity Highest Standard Price (cent USD/kWh)

Year - 1 to 10 Year- 11 to 30
1 Until 10 MW (6,60 x F)* 5,60
2 >10 MW to 50 MW (6,25 x F)* 8,00
3 >50 MW to 100 MW (5,48 x F)* 7,35
4 >100 MW (4,48 x F)* 6,50
Explanation:

*Highest Standard Price is the price after multiple by F Factor

16. Power Purchase Price from Solar Power Photovoltaic, Hydropower, Wind power, Biomass, Biogas
which fully built by central government or regional government, including from grants

No Power Type Highest Standard Price (cent USD/kWh)

1 Hydro power 3,76
2 Solar Power Photovoltaic 5,63
3 Wind Power 5,63
4 Biomass 9,29
5 Biogas 7,44
Attachment II

Regarding

Acceleration of New Renewable Energy Development for Electricity Supply

FACTOR LOCATION NUMBER (F)

No Regional All Capacity

1 Jawa, Madura, bali 1,00
- Small Island 1,10
2 Sumatera 1,10
- Kepulauan Riau 1,20
- Mentawai 1,20
- Bangka Belitung 1,10
- Small Island 1,15
3 Kalimantan 1,10
- Small Island 1,15
4 Sulawesi 1,10
- Small Island 1,15
5 Nusa Tenggara 1,20
- Small Island 1,25
6 North Maluku 1,25
- Small Island 1,30
7 Maluku 1,25
- Small Island 1,30
8 West Papua 1,50
9 Papua 1,50