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Electricity Power Development in Indonesia Presented by : I Made Ro Sakya PT PLN (Persero)

Electricity Power Development in Indonesia · 2014. 2. 6. · addition, Indonesia has a substantial amount of coal which can be sourced domestically. • PLN will prioritize on the

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  • Electricity Power Development in Indonesia

    Presented by : I Made Ro Sakya – PT PLN (Persero)

  • PT PLN (Persero)|

    Total

    Hydro 3,524 MW

    Geothermal 439 MW

    Steam-

    turbine

    12,671 MW

    Combined

    Cycle

    7,704 MW

    Gas-turbine 3,224 MW

    Diesel 3,267 MW

    Others 39 MW

    IPP 5,389 MW

    TOTAL 36,257 MW

    Java-Bali

    Hydro 2,399 MW

    Geo 375 MW

    Steam-

    turbine

    12,530 MW

    Combined

    Cycle

    6,786 MW

    Gas turbine 2,114 MW

    Diesel 120 MW

    IPP 4,9147MW

    TOTAL 28,471 MW

    NTB

    Diesel 141 MW

    Hydro 1 MW

    TOTAL 142 MW

    NTT

    Diesel 53 MW

    Geothermal 4 MW

    Hydro 1 MW

    TOTAL 58 MW

    Papua

    Diesel 266 MW

    Hydro 4 MW

    TOTAL 270 MW

    Maluku

    Diesel 198 MW

    TOTAL 198 MW

    Sulawesi

    Hydro 220 MW

    Geothermal 60 MW

    Steam-

    turbine

    100 MW

    Gas-turbine 123 MW

    Diesel 567 MW

    IPP 384 MW

    TOTAL 11,409 MW

    Kalimantan

    Hydro 32 MW

    Steam-

    turbine

    201 MW

    Combined

    Cycle

    60 MW

    Gas-

    turbine

    113 MW

    Diesel 969 MW

    Others 39 MW

    IPP 56 MW

    TOTAL 1,470 MW

    Sumatera

    Hydro 867 MW

    Geotherm

    al

    0 MW

    Steam-

    turbine

    1,175 MW

    Combined

    Cycle

    858 MW

    Gas-

    turbine

    874 MW

    Diesel 953 MW

    IPP 802 MW

    TOTAL 5,556 MW

    As of 31 Mar 2012, PLN has an extensive generation portfolio with total installed capacity of 32,158 MW across Indonesia

    Sumatera

    Kalimantan

    Sulawesi

    Maluku

    Papua

    NTT NTB Java-Bali

    PLN’s Generation Asset Portfolio

    Note: As of 31 Mar 2012

  • PT PLN (Persero)|

    100% 100% 99% 99% 99% 98%90%

    77% 75% 73%

    62%55%

    44%

    Singapore Brunei China Malaysia Thailand Vietnam Philippines Sri Lanka India Indonesia Pakistan Laos Nepal

    Electrification Ratio – Asian Countries

    Electrification Rate for Asian Countries (2009)

    Low electrification ratio of 73,7 % (as of year-end 2011) underscores undersupply

    PLN is mandated to implement Fast Track Programs for capacity expansion to meet Indonesia’s growing demand

    – Aim to achieve 86% electrification rate by end-2016

    2016 target: c. 86% (2)

    Ample room for growth in the electricity sector based on the current electrification rate(1) in Indonesia

    Source: IEA. (1) Percentage of population with electricity access. (2) Include non-PLN customers. (3) 2011 value.

    (3)

  • PT PLN (Persero)|

    Electrification Ratio (%)

    4

    62.4 63.8 68.3

    71.2 73.3 75.1

    78.2 81 83.4

    0

    10

    20

    30

    40

    50

    60

    70

    80

    90

    2008 2009 2010 2011 2012E 2013E 2014E 2015E 2016E

    Rasio Elektrifikasi

    2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 Target

    2012E

    2013E 2014E 2015E 2016E

    PLN 62.4 63.8 68.3 71.2 71.2 73.3 75.1 78.2 81.0 83.4

    (PLN+ Non PLN)

    73.7 73.7 75.9

  • PT PLN (Persero)|

    PT PLN (Persero)|

    Electrification Ratio ( as of June 2012)

    5

    SUMUT: 84.8%

    SUMBAR: 74.8%

    RIAU:73.4%

    SUMSEL: 63.0%

    BENGKULU: 65.1%

    BABEL: 88.0%

    LAMPUNG: 65.2%

    DKI: 93.9%

    BANTEN: 77.1%

    JABAR: 72.8%

    JATENG:78.1%

    JAMBI: 67.4%

    DIY: 76.0% JATIM: 72.2% BALI:71,0% NTB: 49.0%

    NTT: 43.5%

    KALBAR: 68.4%

    KALTENG: 52.1%

    KALSEL:72.8%

    KALTIM:71.1%

    SULUT: 74.0%

    GORONTALO:54.9%

    SULTENG:62.8%

    SULTRA:56.8%

    SULSEL: 74.1%

    MALUT: 62.8%

    MALUKU: 67.1%

    PAPUA: 30.4% SULBAR: 63.2%

    R/E 2012

    Target 2012 H1

    2012 Pred

    PLN 71.2% 70.5% 73.3%

    (PLN+ Non PLN) 73.7% 72.8% 75.9%

    NAD: 88.1%

  • PT PLN (Persero)|

    Die se l

    2 %

    Ge o-

    the rma l

    5 %

    Hydro

    10 %

    Coa l

    5 8 %

    Ga s

    2 5 %

    121 129135

    147 158172

    196213

    0

    50

    100

    150

    200

    250

    300

    2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012E 2013E 2014E

    (TWh)

    Die se l

    2 3 %

    Ge o-

    the rma l

    3 %

    Hydro

    8 %

    Coa l

    4 2 %

    Ga s

    2 4 %

    Die se l

    2 %

    Ge o-

    the rma l

    2 %

    Hydro

    6 %

    Coa l

    6 4 %

    Ga s

    2 6 %

    Generation Fuel Mixed

    Installed Capacity by Fuel Type

    (GW)

    Total Installed Capacity

    Generation by Fuel Type Total Energy Sold

    Ge o-

    the rma l

    1%

    Die se l

    2 5 %

    Hydro

    11%

    Coa l

    3 8 %

    Ga s

    2 5 %

    2016E 2011

    2016E 2011

    25 25 26 2627

    31

    37

    4143

    0

    5

    10

    15

    20

    25

    30

    35

    40

    45

    50

    2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012E 2013E 2014E

    Source: RUPTL

  • PT PLN (Persero)| Current Status of Energy Production 1. BASED ON POWER SOURCES

    2. BASED ON PRIMARY ENERGY

    7

    Fuel oil, 23.%

    Hydro,8%

    Nat.Gas, 24%

    Coal, 42%

    Geothermal and other,

    3.%

    Owned ; 71,34%

    Lease Fuel Oil; 6,82%

    Lease Gas;

    0,98%

    IPP; 20,86%

    • PLN is the biggest producer for electricity in Indonesia.

    • Fossil power plant remain dominant ( 89 % ), mainly Coal Steam Power Plant, Oil and Natural Gas with 42 %, 24 % and 23 % share respectively.

    • Share of renewable energy is 11 %, which consist of Hydro ( 8 % ) and Geothermal & Other RE ( 3 % ) .

  • PT PLN (Persero)|

    Projection of electricity demand is driven by three main things :

    Electrification program, To support government program to accelerate electrification ratio

    Economic growth, To support manufacturing and service companies to produce products and services

    Captive taking over / meet large consumer demand, To take over captive and to meet large customer demand

    Demand of electricity is expected to grow fast

    IB : 10,2 %

    24

    TWh

    55 TWh

    IT : 10,8 %

    13 TWh 31 TWh

    JB : 7,8 %

    125 TWh 241 TWh

    2011 2020

    National demand growth 8,46% per year (Jawa-Bali 7.8%, West Indonesia 10,2% dan East Indonesia 10,8%)

  • PT PLN (Persero)|

    9

    Power Generation Additional Capacity

    9

    5.268

    7.192

    4.971

    4.274

    5.944

    7.164

    6.436

    4.181

    5.034 4.882

    -

    1.000

    2.000

    3.000

    4.000

    5.000

    6.000

    7.000

    8.000

    2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020

    CFPP GeoPP HEPP CCPP GTPP DiePP Others

    • RUPTL ( Power Sector Develepmont Plan ) 2011 – 2020 stipulated that 55,3 GW is needed to cater the demand of electricity in Indonesia.

    • The power plant will be dominated by Coal PP (64%). The power plant composition will be : Coal PP 35,6 GW, Hydro PP : 5,7 GW; Geothermal PP : 6,2 GW; Combine Cycle (Gas) : 3,3 GW; Gas Turbine (Gas) : 4,1 GW and others.

    • Private participations are very welcome in the power development of Indonesia. It is estimated that private participation ( IPP ) will contribute 43% of total capacity needed. ( PLN 31,5 MW and IPP 23,9 GW).

    4,477

    5,372

    4,283

    2,357 2,254 1,992 1,780 1,718

    3,019

    4,102

    1,106

    1,505

    688

    1,917

    3,690

    5,172

    4,656

    2,463

    2,015

    780

    -

    1,000

    2,000

    3,000

    4,000

    5,000

    6,000

    7,000

    2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020

    IPP

    PLN

  • PT PLN (Persero)|

    Fuel Mix Indonesia 2011-2020

    Gas

    Geothermal

    Hydro

    LNG

    HSD MFO

    Coal

    -

    50,000

    100,000

    150,000

    200,000

    250,000

    300,000

    350,000

    400,000

    2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020

    GW

    h

    Impor Biomass Surya/Hybrid HSD MFO LNG Gas Batubara Geothermal Hydro

    10

    Hydro

    Geothermal

    Coal

    Gas

    LNG

    Oil

    Source : RUPTL 2011-2020

    • PLN will reduce reliance on fuel oil as a fuel source. Fuel oil as a generating fuel source is more expensive on a Rupiah-per-kilowatt basis than coal, natural gas and geothermal energy. In addition, Indonesia has a substantial amount of coal which can be sourced domestically.

    • PLN will prioritize on the development of green power plant technology such as Geothermal, hydro , solar and other form of renewable energy.

    • PLN will further to utilize more efficienct & Reliabile technology of fossil fuel power plant technology : Supercritical Technology, Coal Upgrading, Fuel Switching.

    36%

    25%

    22% 23%

    9% 8%

    12%

    7%

    3% 3% 3% 5%

    17%

    25% 25%

    21%

    35%

    39% 38%

    44%

    0%

    5%

    10%

    15%

    20%

    25%

    30%

    35%

    40%

    45%

    50%

    2008 2009 2010 2011

    Oil Hydro Geothermal Gas Coal

  • PT PLN (Persero)|

    Gas

    Geothermal

    Hydro

    LNG

    HSD MFO

    Coal

    • Share of renewable energy will increase from 11 % ( 2011 ) to be 19 % ( 2020).

    • Fuel Oil contribution will br reduced from 23 % ( 2011) to 5 % by 2013.

    • Development of renewable energy resources will be thefirst priority. Hydropower and geothermal will dominate RE development .

    11

    PLN Electricity Development Plan (2011 -2020 )

    81%

    11% 8%

    2020

    Non-ReNEW Hydro Geothermal

  • PT PLN (Persero)| Renewable Energy Development Plan

    12 12

    • The utillisation of Renewable Energy has been planned, mainly hydro power : 5,722 MW, geothermal : 6,247 MW and other small RE ( 253 MW ). Total RE capacity : 12,223 MW, 55 % expected from IPP.

  • PT PLN (Persero)| DEVELOPMENT PLAN OF SMALL SCALE POWER GENERATION UTILIZING GREEN & NEW ENERGY

    No RE Plant unit

    Year

    2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020 TOTAL

    1 Mini Hydro MW 23 37 198 126 46 193 203 214 225 235 1500

    2 Solar PV MWp*) 2 30 50 60 70 70 75 75 80 80 592

    3 Wind Power MW 0 0 10 10 15 15 20 20 25 25 140

    4 Biomass MW 16 33 35 35 35 40 40 45 45 50 374

    5 Sea Current MW 0 0 2 0 0 5 5 5 5 5 27

    6 Bio-Fuel MW**) - 10 15 15 14 8 7 7 8 9 93

    7 Coal Gasification MW 6 32

    81

    43

    22

    7

    22

    14

    6 10 243

    TOTAL MW 47 142 391 289 202 338 372 380 394 414 2,969

  • PT PLN (Persero)| Summary

    Ample room for growth in the electricity sector based on the current electrification rate in Indonesia

    Coal will still the most dominant energy source of electricity, but PLN will utilize more efficient, reliable and cleaner technology of fossil fuel power plant technology : Ultra Supercritical Technology, Coal Upgrading.

    PLN will prioritize on the development of green power plant technology such as Geothermal, hydro , solar and other form of renewable energy.

  • PT PLN (Persero)|