JICA’s Contribution to Renewable Energy

Development in Indonesia

Tetsuya Harada
JICA Indonesia Office
 Overview of JICA’s cooperation
- Development Financing -

Expected Contribution through on-going projects

Peusangan HPP Total Generation Capacity Increase：more than 1,500 MW
Asahan No.3 HPP Total Transmission Line Extension： more than 1,500 km

Tonsea Lama HPP

Tulehu GPP (E/S)
North West Sumatra TL
Tulehu GPP

Hululais GPP Lumut Balai GPP

Hululais GPP(E/S) Indramayu CFP

Indramayu CFP (E/S)
Jawa Sumatra HVDC (E/S)(I)(II)
HPP: Hydro Power Plant
Jawa Sumatra HVDC (III)(IV) GPP: Geothermal Power Plant
CFP: Coal Fired Power Plant
TL: Transmission Line
HVDC: High Voltage Direct Current

On-going Project Planned Project

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 Historical trend
Indonesia Power Generating Capacity from 1965
60.000
IPP Capacity
PLN Capacity without Japanese ODA
50.000
PLN Capacity with Japanese ODA
Installed Capacity (MW)

40.000

30.000

20.000

10.000

0
1965 1970 1975 1980 1985 1990 1995 2000 2005 2010 2015
Source: PLN

Japanese ODA portion of PLN owned power plant

35%
30%
25%
20%
15%
10%
5%
0%
1965 1970 1975 1980 1985 1990 1995 2000 2005 2010 2015
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 Overview of JICA’s cooperation
- Technical Cooperation and Advisory Works -

 Electric Power and Energy Policy Advisor in ESDM

 T/A for Geothermal Sector Policy and Institutional

Development (on-going)
 Geothermal policy planning (MEMR)
 Geothermal Fund operation (MOF, MEMR, PT.SMI)
 Detail survey and exploratory drilling (MEMR)

 Small Hydro IPP Development (potential identification

study was completed in August,2015)

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 Renewable Energy and Infrastructure Acceleration Facilities (Indonesia)

【Project Overview】
The Project aims to promote the mobilization of private funds for infrastructure development including
renewable energy in Indonesia through providing funds to Indonesia Infrastructure Finance (IIF) .

Japanese and
International
Company