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20 / November / 2013NTT DATA INSTITUTE OF MANAGEMENT CONSULTING, Inc.Socio & Eco Strategic Consulting Sector
Interim Report Presentation on Energy Sector Survey
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Outline of Our Study
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Background & Purpose of this study
In Surabaya, many advanced activities toward low carbon society have been implemented in energy sector. Installing energy efficient lighting and switching off
unnecessary lights at city government building Installing PV LED street lamps Feasibility study on CHP (Combined Heat and Power) at SIER
(Surabaya Industrial Estate Rungkut)
Although CO2 emission reduction potential of these activities have been roughly estimated, MRV methodologies for JCM have not been developed.
Although Surabaya city government has an interest in building low carbon society as advanced local government, they lack know-how needed to quantify CO2 emission, set up project based on CO2 emission quantification, and so on.
These unique activities in Surabaya have only been experimental and practical activities have not been implemented; energy saving potential and needs survey, setting up strategic model projects, business feasibility study on ESCO, and so on.
There have been no CHP business feasibility study done in other areas than SIER (including contiguous city).
This study aims to establish an environment for achieving “low carbon society as whole Surabaya city” from a perspective of JCM Localizing Japanese low carbon
technology Constructing a operating structure
We wet study policies as below;Developing MRV methodology for
activities whose CO2 reduction potential have already been quantified, with the aim of applying JCM.
Doing basic study (including ESCO business feasibility) on the activities whose basic survey (i.e. energy saving potential and needs survey) have not been done.
Doing business expansion feasibility study and evaluation of CO2 reduction potential on the activities whose business model have been developed.
【Background】 【Purpose】
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Current situation of energy sector in Indonesia (1/2)
Reduction of CO2 emission from electricity consumption is an important issue to be solved.
Increase in Electricity Demand
Dependent on Coal
It is estimated that electricity consumption amount will increase by an average of 8.65% from 2012 to 2021 in Indonesia.
Indonesian government prioritize using coal as power source because of its abundant potential.
In the future…
Grid emission factor will keep high value due to high ratio of coal consumption.
CO2 emission amount will grow as electricity consumption amount increases
Counter measures
Energy conservation
Low carbon energy
High efficient power
generation
Source:MEMR
Source:PLN
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Current situation of energy sector in Indonesia (2/2)
Needs for energy conservation is now growing due to increase in power tariff by PLN.In the future, energy conservation activities will be implemented coupled with global warming policy.
Conventional situations
Expand of energy conservation activities among factories, building, etc.
Growing needs of managing GHG emission amount at large facilities
In the future…
Increase in Energy
conservation needs
Needs for energy conservation is now growing due to increase in power tariff by PLN this year PLN will increase their
tariff by 15% this year. Each company has to
implement energy conservation activities due to this increase in tariff.
Implem
entation of Global
warm
ing policy
Awareness of GHG emission reduction is growing through activities implemented by both national and local government. Preparation of
RAN-GRK and RAD-GRK
Lack of energy conservation activities Knowledge and understanding of the
importance and benefits is still limited. Encouragement is still weak, because energy
prices are still subsidized. Electrical equipment on the market is still
much to be inefficient. Ability to implement Energy Management and
Energy Audit is still weak. Support from Financial institutions for energy
conservation business is weak Energy Services Company (ESCO) to support
energy conservation is still limited. Standardization and labeling programs have
not been fully implemented and functional.
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Our study items (1/2)A. Study on CHP installation at SIER
1. Trial calculation of CO2 emission reduction
2. Developing MRV methodology
3.Expansion feasibility study
Contents
• Trail calculation of CO2 emission reduction amount of CHP installation at SIER based on last year’s survey
• Developing JCM applicable MRV methodology based on current situation of SIER, referring to existing similar methodology.
• Quantification of CO2 reduction.
• Doing business expansion feasibility study of CHP installation at neighboring areas other than SIER.
• Examining possibility of applying JCM
Counterpart
• BAPPEKO, KLH• PT SIER• Factories in SIER• PLN , etc
• BAPPEKO, Industry Bureau, etc
• East java province• Other local
governments
Participant company
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Our study items (2/2)B. Study on potential of ESCO, BEMS, dispersion type power source
1. Potential of energy saving and installation of dispersion type power source outside of industrial area
Contents
• Examining possibility of energy conservation and installation of dispersion type power source outside industrial area (i.e. data center, shopping mall, university, hospital, city government building and so on)
• Developing JCM applicable MRV methodology according to specified candidate technology
• Quantification of CO2 reduction potential
Counterpart
• BAPPEKO, Industry Bureau, etc
• Suppliers, Builders, etc
Participant company
2.Installation of LED at the highway lighting
• Examining possibility of LED installation at the high way
• Developing JCM applicable MRV methodology referring to existing similar methodology
• Quantification of CO2 reduction potential
• BAPPEKO, Public works bureau, etc
• LED supplier, etc
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Relation between our study items and current CO2 emission in Surabaya
The total of industrial sector and commercial sector accounts for more than 50% of whole CO2 emission amount in Surabaya.
A. Study on CHP installation at SIER
B. Study on potential of ESCO, BEMS, dispersion type power source
出典: The World bank SUED program Report
34%
25%
20%
19%
CO2 emission amount by sector in Surabaya city (2010)
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CO2 emission reduction potential
CO2 reduction potential of these activities in Surabaya is estimated at approximately 50,000 t-CO2/year in total.
CHP installation at SIER
Energy conservation in building
Installation of LED at the highway lighting
About 38,000t-CO2/year
About10,000t-CO2/year
About 630t-CO2/year
Installing natural gas fueled CHP at SIER and supplying both power(16MW) and steam(37t/h) to factories located in SIER. • Baseline:Electricity supplied from PLN, Each factory produces
steam by their natural gas-fueled boiler 112,000t-CO2/year• Project:Electricity and Steam supplied to each factory by natural
gas-fueled CHP plant 74,000t-CO2 / year
Assuming 20% energy saving achieved at each building• Shopping mall:5,040t-CO2/year• Hotel: 2,350t-CO2/year• Data center: 170t-CO2/year• Hospital: 1,790t-CO2/year
Assuming 640 LED lights are installed at the 14km highway in Surabaya which is planned to be constructed this year.• Compared with conventional mercury lamps: 630t-CO2 / year• Compared with high pressure sodium lamps: 250t-CO2 / year
ActivitiesCO2 emission reduction Conditions of Estimation
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Image of our activity
• We plan to do CHP business at SIER• We found 5 potential users in SIER and specified
candidate CHP (Electricity:16MW, Steam:37t/h )
A. Study on CHP installation at SIER
B. Study on potential of ESCO, BEMS, dispersion type power source
Source:wikimapia, tripadvisor, etc
Tunjungan complex BAPPEKO High way
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Schedule
July August September October November December January February
A. Study on CHP (Combined Hear and Power) installation at SIER
1. Trial calculation of CO2 emission reduction
1. Trial calculation of CO2 emission reduction
2. Developing MRV methodology
1. Suveying existing methodolgy(CDM, J-credit, etc)
2. Preparing JCM applicable methodology
3. Examining applicability of methodology at SIER
3. Expansion feasibility study
1. Listing candidate areas
2. Needs survey at candidate areas
3. Quantification of CO2 reduction potential
B. Study on potential of ESCO, BEMS, dispersion type power source
1. Examining possibility of energy conservation and installation of dispersion type power source outside industrial area
1. Listing candidate buildings
2. Needs survey at candidate buildings
3. Examining applicable technologies
4. Suveying existing methodolgy(CDM, J-credit, etc)
5. Preparing JCM applicable methodology
6. Quantification of installation effect (CO2, cost, etc)
7. Examining next step (business feasibility, etc)
2.Installation of LED at the highway lighting
1. Examining possibility of LED installation at the high way
2. Suveying existing methodolgy(CDM, J-credit, etc)
3. Preparing JCM applicable methodology
4. Quantification of installation effect (CO2, cost, etc)
Reporting
1. Report writing
Field survey ▲ ▲ ▲ ▲
Kick off Field survey Interim report Seminor
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Progress (CHP)
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Listing candidate area for CHP
As a result of desk survey, we found 4 industrial estates located in neighboring or inside area of Surabaya, as potential sites for CHP.
Pasuruan
Gresik
Surabaya
Pasuruan Industrial Estate Rembang(PIER)
Gresik Industrial Estate (KIG)
Margomulyo Industrial Estate*
* Not yet visited
Mojokerto Ngoro Industrial Park (NIP) *
Ngoro
Margomulyo
B. Energy Conservation
A. CHP
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Pasuruan Industrial Estate Rembang (PIER)
Place
MeetingAttendees
MeetingResults
Pasuruan Industrial Estate Rembang(PIER)
Date
Next action
Outline
11:00 – 12:00, August 26th, 2013
• Operated by PT SIER• Total Area: about 500ha• Many Japanese manufactures’ factories are
located. (ex. Panasonic, Yamaha, etc)
Mr. Muhammad Suyant, Operational ManagerMr. Budi Santoso, General Manager…and one other
• PIER agreed to cooperate in NTTD’s study. • PIER provided company list to NTTD.• A large amount of steam needs is expected
at PIER because many factories expected to use steam in there manufacturing process (ex. food, chemical, carpet) are located.
• PIER can receive field survey team in next 2 month
• List potential target in PIER• Visit potential factories located in PIER and
survey power and steam demand
B. Energy Conservation
A. CHP
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Pasuruan Industrial Estate Rembang (PIER)B. Energy Conservation
A. CHP
Finding Candidate Factory Interview survey / Data Collection Planning
Company List
Factory A
Factory B
Factory C
Factory D
・・・
List up candidates based on business category
1st round surveyOct 8 - 11
2nd round surveyDec 3 – 5(Tentative)
Visit factories not visited in 1st round survey
Steam Demand
Factory A : 20t/hFactory B : 2t/hFactory C : 2t/h
We have started interview survey and found a large amount of steam demand in PIER.Interview survey will be continued for examining a possible capacity of CHP Plant.
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Gresik Industrial Estate (KIG)
Place
MeetingAttendees
Results
Gresik Industrial Estate
Date
Next action
Outline
11:00 – 12:00, August 27th, 2013
• Operated by PT. Kawasan Industri Gresik (KIG)
• Total Area: about 140ha• Semen Indonesia owns 65% of KIG, whild
Petrokimia Gresik owns 35%.
• NTTD could find some factories which seem to consume steam at their manufacturing process
• Ask operating company (PT KawasanIndustri Gresik) to cooperate in NTTD’s study and interview to each factory which consumes steam.
B. Energy Conservation
A. CHP
(Guided by 2 persons from Semen Indonesia)
Souce: KIG website
Further survey will be conducted as a next step
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Progress (Energy Savings)
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Listing candidate buildings for energy conservation
As for building energy conservation, we have selected 8 buildings / offices for our case study so far.
Shopping mall
Hotel
Municipal office
Tunjungan Plaza
Sheraton hotel & towers
BAPPEKO
B. Energy Conservation
A. CHP
Office Building Graha Pena (Jawa Pos)
Hotel Bumi Surabaya
Mayor office
Data center Omadata Indonesia D Net
Today’s presentation
• Field survey has been completed and as a result, we cannot find any recommended measures at present, considering economics and CO2 reduction.
• Little rooms for improvement because facilities are rather new and small.• The number of public data centers is very few in Surabaya , compared with Jakarta.
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Survey Process
Our survey has been conducted in line with below steps.B. Energy Conservation
A. CHP
Walkthrough Survey / Data Collection
Proposal&
Discussion
Walkthrough Survey Data Collection
• Outline of the building Total floor space (m2), number of
stories, building use、main facilities, etc)
“Site inquiry sheet” was prepared for this survey.
• Documents about current system diagram, plan view, facility drawings, and specification of installed facilities
• Current facility ledger
• Energy consumption datain the past 4 ~ 5 years
• Checking current situation of energy consuming facilitiesGenerator Air conditioning system (AHU,
Chiller, Pump, Cooling tower, etc) Lighting system BAS (Building Automation System) Electricity receiving point, etc
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BAPPEKO -First meeting
Place
MeetingAttendees
MeetingResults
BAPPEKO
Date
Next action
Outline
14:00 – 15:00, August 26th, 2013
• 3 stories building used for governmental office
• Some energy conservation activities have been already implemented.
Mr. Iman KristianMs. Esty Nayadiah
• BAPPEKO has strong interest in deploying green building and will start “Green Building Awareness Award” this year.
• BAPPEKO agreed to cooperate in our study and received inquiry sheet.
• NTTD introduced Japanese advanced cases and agreed to provide related materials to BAPPEKO
• BAPPEKO asked to meet with Dr. Maria at ITS, who works for green building.
• Submit inquiry sheet* and other related materials to NTTD team (BAPPEKO)
• Energy diagnosis conducted by NTT Facilities based on field survey and inquiry sheet filled by BAPPEKO.
B. Energy Conservation
A. CHP
Souce: wikimapia* Please refer to the attached
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BAPPEKO/Mayor OfficeB. Energy Conservation
A. CHP
We have conducted walkthrough survey at BAPPEKO and Mayor office.Proposals are now in preparation, in which we will focus on green building awareness.
Walkthrough Survey / Data Collection Proposal & Discussion
Walkthrough Survey : 9:00 -12:00, Sep 26
(Findings)• Old and non-
inverter type A/C• Using compact
fluorescent lamp• Consciousness
for energy saving and green building
(Now in preparation…)• Replace existing A/C
with high efficient type A/C
• Replace existing lighting system with LED
• Other countermeasures regarding green building
• Passive design• Insulated window• Ceiling fan, etc
※Unlike other cases, cost performance is not considered.
※ Due to the situation in Bappeko, energy data have not been fully provided
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Sheraton hotel & towers -First meeting
Place
MeetingAttendees
MeetingResults
Sheraton hotel & towers
Date
Next action
Outline
9:00 – 10:00, August 27th, 2013
• 5 star hotel located in Tunjungan complex.• 28 stories building built in 1995• 348 guest rooms
Director, Mr. Noviadi SuryadarmaChief engineer, Mr. Ida Bagus Anom
• Sheraton agreed to cooperate in NTTD’s study and received inquiry sheet.
• Sheraton has reduction target of 30% for energy consumption and 20% for water consumption by 2020.
• Energy audit had been conducted by auditor from Hong Kong.
• Some of the lightings were changed into CFLs or LED for energy conservation.
• Electricity and heat are supplied from Tunjungan Plaza.
• Submit inquiry sheet and other related materials to NTTD team (Sheraton)
• Energy diagnosis conducted by NTT Facilities based on field survey and inquiry sheet filled by Sheraton.
B. Energy Conservation
A. CHP
Souce: Tripadvisor, JTB website
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Sheraton hotel & towers -Survey Process
Having completed field survey, we are now preparing a proposal.
Walkthrough Survey / Data Collection Proposal & Discussion
Walkthrough Survey : 11:00 -15:00, Sep 25
(Findings)• Heat and cooling air supplied from Tunjungan Plaza• Manually record energy consumption data• Using non efficient type lamps• Using old type laundry machine• Needs for reducing water consumption amount
1st Proposal meeting14:00-15:00, Oct 29
Revised proposal will be prepared, which includes laundry machine, BEMS, LED, water saving type shower and toilet
Data CollectionQuestionnaire Other related data
Proposed items• Replace existing
laundry machine with efficient type
• Install BEMS (Building Energy Management System)
• Replace existing lighting system with LED
2nd Proposal meetingNot decided
Proposal is now being revised based on comments from Sheraton,
B. Energy Conservation
A. CHP
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Proposal to Sheraton (1/2)
1. Replacement of Laundry Machine
Existing Equipment : Using old equipments, both electricity consumption and water consumption can be reduced by installing new equipments.
→ We ask them to provide specification of each equipment. After receiving specification data, we will propose a plan in detail
→ Sheraton hotel will increase capacity of laundry service because of expansion plan at Tunjugan Plaza, in which new hotel will be opened. Sheraton will aggregate laundry service.
→ Similar needs may exist in many hotels because each hotel usually provide laundry service by themselves (not outsourcing)
B. Energy Conservation
A. CHP
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Proposal to Sheraton (2/2)
2. Installation of BEMS Existing Equipment : They install
BAS (Building Automation System) which has limited functions. Installing BEMS by adding some functions, energy consumption may be reduced by 5%.→ Sheraton asked us to provide
detailed information about how BEMS can reduce energy consumption.(now in preparation)
3. Installation of LED Sheraton asked us to propose LED
installation with profit sharing scheme.→ Some manufactures including
Philips and Panasonic made a proposal of installing LED.
→ Sheraton would like not only to install LED but also to decrease initial cost with profit sharing scheme.
→ Based on the request above, we are now revising our proposal.
B. Energy Conservation
A. CHP
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Hotel Bumi Surabaya -First meeting
Place
MeetingAttendees
MeetingResults
Hotel Bumi Surabaya
Date
Next action
Outline
16:00 – 18:00, September 26th, 2013
• One of the largest hotel in Surabaya• Former Hyatt Regency• 3 buildings (6F, 26F, 10F) are supplied with
1 energy system.
• Bumi Surabaya has an interest in NTTD’s proposal.
• Bumi Surabaya basically agreed with cooperating in NTTD’s study, and accepted walk through survey by NTTD.
• NTTD asked Bumi Surabaya to provide related energy data and has already completed walk through survey.
• NTTD will prepare a proposal to BumiSurabaya.
• Preparing a proposal based on walk through survey. So far, replacement of Chiller and introduction of Co-generation plant would be solutions.
Souce: Bumi Surabaya HP
Mr. Suprapto, Director of EngineeringMr. Tumpak Saragih, Resident Manager
B. Energy Conservation
A. CHP
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Hotel Bumi Surabaya -Survey Process
Walkthrough Survey / Data Collection Proposal & Discussion
Walkthrough Survey : 14:30 -17:00, Oct 28
(Findings)• Using old chiller system (power consumption of cooling
system accounts for more than 50% of the total.)• Having their own boiler and using heat for laundry and hot
water • Generators do not have enough capacity
Data CollectionQuestionnaire Other related data
Having completed field survey, we are now preparing a proposal.
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10,000
20,000
30,000
40,000
50,000
60,000
M3
gas consumption
2012
2013-
200,000
400,000
600,000
800,000
1,000,000
1,200,000
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12
Kw
h
month
Electricity
2012
2013
-2,000 4,000 6,000 8,000
10,000 12,000 14,000 16,000 18,000 20,000
2012
2013
(Now in preparation…)• Install co-generation system• Replace existing chillers with high
efficient type
B. Energy Conservation
A. CHP
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Pakuwon Jati (Owner of the Tunjungan Plaza) -First meeting
Place
MeetingAttendees
MeetingResults
Pakuwon Jati (Tunjungan Plaza)
Date
Next action
Outline
15:30 – 16:30, August 28th, 2013
• One of the largest shopping mall in Surabaya (253,187 m2 gross floor area)
• Pakuwon Jati is the owner of this mall • More than 550 retail stores
Chief mechanical, Mr. KasipanMr. Eko Supriyanto
• Pakuwon agreed to the basic concept of our study and asked NTTD to send the request letter for cooperation.
• NTTD asked to share the result of energy audit conducted in 2010 and 2011.
• Tunjungan plaza has installed many Japanese facilities according to the advice from Japanese engineer
• Tunjungan plaza has implemented some energy conservation activities like changing exiting lightings into energy efficient type
• Pakuwon has an interest in model project under JCM.
• Meeting with management staff at Pakuwonwill be held on 20th Sep, where they make a decision to cooperate in our study.
B. Energy Conservation
A. CHP
Souce: Pakuwon Jati, Tunjungan Plaza website
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Pakuwon Jati (Owner of the Tunjungan Plaza) –Survey ProcessB. Energy Conservation
A. CHP
Having completed field survey, we are now preparing a proposal.Walkthrough Survey / Data Collection Proposal & Discussion
Walkthrough Survey : 11:00 -15:00, Sep 25
(Findings)• Energy consumption of cooling system is the most important
issue for them because its power consumption accounts for more than 40% of the total.
• Using old chiller and pumps• Not effective cooling tower• Using old type BAS• New boiler installation plan based on TJ plaza expansion
1st Proposal meeting14:00-15:00, Oct 29
Revised proposal will be prepared, which includes chiller, pump, and cooling tower.
Data CollectionQuestionnaire Other related data
Proposed items• Replace existing
chillers with high efficient type
• Install BEMS (Building Energy Management System)
2nd Proposal meetingNot decided
Proposal is now being revised based on comments from Pakuwon
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Proposal to Pakuwon Jati 【Tentative/Example】
Existing equipment- 600 RT x 1 set, 1,000 RT x 4 setProposed works•Replace target chiller: 1,000RT x 4 -> 1,200RT x 3 (High efficient type)•Chilled water pump is renewed sequentially equipment high efficiency type.Saving calculation•Power consumption: (695 kw x 2 + 692 kW x 2)=2,774 kW•Load factor: 0.8•Annual operation time: 12 h x 365 days = 4,380 h•Total power consumption: 9,720,096 kWh/year•Percent of saving: 20 %•Reduction of power consumption: 1,944,019 kWh/year•Estimated cost to implement•Reduction of operational cost benefits: 1,944,019 kWh x 1,000 Rp./kWh = 1,944,019,000 Rp.•Initial investment: 2,000,000,000 Rp .x 3 set = 6,000,000,000 Rp.Simple payback- 3.1 years
Showing an interest in replacing cooling system, we will make a proposal in detail, including not only chillers but also pumps and cooling towers.
B. Energy Conservation
A. CHP
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Graha Pena Jawa Pos -First meeting
Place
MeetingAttendees
MeetingResults
Graha Pena Jawa Pos
Date
Next action
Outline
10:00 – 12:00, September 27th, 2013
• One of the largest office buildings in Surabaya (21 floor building)
• Headquarters office of Jawa pos is located in this building
• Graha Pena has an interest in NTTD’s proposal.
• Graha Pena basically agreed with cooperating in NTTD’s study, and accepted walk through survey by NTTD.
• NTTD asked Graha Pena to provide related energy data and has already completed walk through survey.
• NTTD will prepare a proposal to BumiSurabaya.
• Preparing a proposal based on walk through survey. So far, replacement of Chiller, introduction LED, installation of BEMS would be solutions.
• Mr. Aminarto, General Manager
B. Energy Conservation
A. CHP
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Graha Pena Jawa Pos –Survey ProcessB. Energy Conservation
A. CHP
Walkthrough Survey / Data Collection Proposal & Discussion
Walkthrough Survey : 10:00 -12:00, Oct 28
(Findings)• Using old cooling system (power consumption of cooling
system accounts for more than 50% of the total.)• Not installing any BAS• Not installing energy efficient type lighting system
Data CollectionQuestionnaire Other related data
Having completed field survey, we are now preparing a proposal.
(Now in preparation…)• Install LED lightings• Install BEMS• Replace existing chillers with high
efficient type
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Nest StepB. Energy Conservation
A. CHP
Prepare detailed proposal at each site including : Specific Equipment Economic Evaluation CO2 reduction
Develop applicable MRV methodology
Negotiation with each site towards JCM program implementation next year
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