Indonesian Energy Overview Beijing, 2007. Outline  Indonesia: A Brief Introduction  Energy Demand & Supply  Current National Energy Policies and Plans.

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Indonesian Energy Overview Beijing, 2007

Outline  Indonesia: A Brief Introduction  Energy Demand & Supply  Current National Energy Policies and Plans  Issues on Energy and the Environment  Nuclear Development Status

Indonesia: A Brief Introduction

Indonesia Energy Supply (1) Oil Reserves (As of January 1 st, 2006) Source: DGOG, 2007

Indonesia Energy Supply (2) Source: DGOG, 2007 Gas Reserves (As of January 1 st, 2006)

Indonesia Energy Supply (3) Coal Reserves (As of January 1 st, 2006)

Non-Fossil Resources TypesResources Equivalent Value Existing Utilization Hydro juta BOE75.67 GW4.2 GW Geothermal juta BOE27.00 GW0.8 GW Mini/Micro Hydro0.45 GW GW Biomass49.81 GW 0.3 GW Solar-4.80 kWh/m 2 /day0.008 GW Wind9.29 GW GW Uranium ton* e.q. 3 GW for 11 years -- * Resources only exist in Kalan region – West Kalimantan Source: Presentaion of MEMR, 2007

Uranium Resource Potentials

Oil Supply & Demand

Oil Production

Natural Gas Supply & Demand

Gas Production

Coal Supply & Demand

Coal Production

Indonesia Energy Demand: Final byTypes

Indonesia Energy Demand: Final by Sector

Final Energy Supply & Demand  Electricity  Oil Refineries  Natural gas transmission & distribution

Electricity Supply & Demand

Oil Fuels Supply & Demand

Oil Refineries & Transportation

Natural Gas Infrastructure

Trans ASEAN Power Grid

Trans ASEAN Gas Pipeline

National Energy Policies

National Energy Plan Source: National Energy Policy, 2006

Issues on Energy and the Environment

Nuclear Development Status

Remarks on Nuclear Development  IIEE’s estimates up to 2016  around 7,000 MW of coal steam (6  Electricity demand growth: % p.a  Supply capacity: PLN : coal power plants acceleration program IPP : Geothermal (470 MW addition) Existing system capacity (incld. Gas PPs)  Reserve margin will be 36% in 2015  Supply from nuclear power isn’t necessary  system perfomance will be deteriorated due to execessive reserve margin and decrease of the overall capacity factor.

ENERGI (FINAL) INDONESIA 2006 dan 2010 Sektor Transportasi 2006Sektor Transportasi 2010 Sektor Rumah Tangga dan Komersial 2010Sektor Rumah Tangga dan Komersial 2006

ENERGI (FINAL) INDONESIA 2006 dan 2010 (Lanjutan) Sektor Pembangkit Listrik 2006 Sektor Pembangkit Listrik 2010 Sektor Industri 2010Sektor Industri 2006

THANKS YOU

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