Konferensi Virtual

31 Tahun APBI-ICMA

BEYOND COAL INITIATIVE

COAL DOWNSTREAM
AS PTBA’S STRATEGY OF ENERGY TRANSITION

Fuad I. Z. Fachroeddin
27 October 2020
 RESOURCES AND RESERVES
93,962 ha
Total Mining Area License

8.28 billion ton 3.23 billion ton

COAL RESERVES Total Resources Total Reserves COAL PORT
1. OMBILIN A. TELUK BAYUR
• Resource : 0.10 billion ton • Stockpile : 90,000 ton
• Reserve : 0.02 billion ton • Throughput : 2.5 million
ton per year
2. PERANAP • Vessel : 40,000 DWT
• Resource : 0.63 billion ton
• Reserve : 0.28 billion ton B. KERTAPATI
• Stockpile : 100,000 ton
3. TANJUNG ENIM 1 • Throughput : 3.7 million
• Resource : 4.63 billion ton A ton per year
• Reserve : 2.82 billion ton • Barging : 8,000 DWT
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4. LAHAT C. TARAHAN
• Reserve : 2.48 billion ton • Stockpile : 1,000,000 ton
6 • Throughput : 25 million ton
per year
5. TAMBANG IPC – BANTUAS B
• Capesize : 210,000 DWT
• Resource : 0.02 billion ton
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• Reserve : 0.005 billion ton

6. TAMBANG IPC – TABALONG

• Resource : 0.29 billion ton C 2
• Reserve : 0.11 billion ton
BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT FOCUS

Coal Transportation Expansion

• Expansion of Coal Railway capacity
• Development of alternative coal transportation options

Power Plant
• Coal Fired Power Plant
• Renewable-Energi Power Plant
Towards world class energy
company and beyond coal
aspiration
Coal to Downstream Industries
• Coal to Chemicals (DME)
• Coal to Activated Carbon
Expansion of Coal Railway Capacity & New Ports, 72 mn in 2025

Existing Railway and Port (Upgrade)

TE – Kertapati : 5 Mtpa (2020) ; New Port & Railway Project : Development to Northern
7 Mtpa (2022) South Sumatera to Kramasan Port (PT KAI)
Capacity : 20 Mtpa (2024)
Kertapati
Barging Port

Prabumulih Kramasan Barging Port

(by PT KAI)
Tambang
Tanjung Enim
Baturaja

Railway and Port Existing (Upgrade)

TE – Tarahan 1 : 25 Mtpa (Dec 2020)

TUKS TUKS
New Port & Railway Project : Development to Southern Lampung Tarahan 2
Tarahan 2 Tarahan 1
Capacity : 20 Mtpa (Q2 2025)
*Mtpa : million tons per annum
OUR DEDICATION FOR THE COUNTRY

meaning that PTBA is not only engaged in

mining business and just selling the coal

however, it has been transformed into an

energy company by developing energy-based
business in addition to coal products – such as -
electricity services, renewable energy,
plantation products, mining services and other
services, including coal to chemical plant as a
part of its coal-downstream-initiatives

creating value-added from coal and other

potential attractive business that may not
directly related to the coal

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BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT FOCUS

Coal Transportation Expansion

• Expansion of Coal Railway capacity
• Development of alternative coal transportation options

Power Plant
• Coal Fired Power Plant
• Renewable-Energi Power Plant
Towards world class energy
company and beyond coal
aspiration
Coal to Downstream Industries
• Coal to Chemicals (DME)
• Coal to Activated Carbon
 SUMSEL-8 With its Capacity of 2 x 620 MW
The Largest Mine Mouth Coal Fired Power Plant in Indonesia
Renewable Energy
PTBA – AP2

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PTBA Commitment in Renewable Energy

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Development Project – Power Plant
Total Power Plants ~ 1,500 MW
Rooftop Solar PV AP II 241 kWp
Soekarno Hatta
Location:
Airport
COD: 2020
PTBA: 50%
Investment: USD 194,400

Sumsel-8 CFPP 2x620 MW

Location: Central Banko
Coal
5.4 Mtpa
Consumption:
COD: 2021/22
PTBA: 45%
Investment: USD 1.68bn

Banjarsari CFPP 2x110 MW Tanjung Enim CFPP 3x10 MW Tarahan Port CFPP 2x8 MW
Location: Banjarsari, Lahat Usage: Internal mine sites Usage: Internal port sites
Coal Consumption: 1.0 Mtpa Coal Consumption: 0.15 Mtpa Coal Consumption: 0.10 Juta Mtpa
COD: Since 2015 COD: Since 2012 COD: Since 2013
PTBA: 59.75% PTBA: 100% PTBA: 100%

Legend: *Mtpa : million tons per annum

Under Construction Operated

Note:
1. Currently the solar-generated power plants is under testing and will commence its full operation on October 1, 2020
BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT FOCUS

Coal Transportation Expansion

• Expansion of Coal Railway capacity
• Development of alternative coal transportation options

Power Plant
• Coal Fired Power Plant
• Renewable-Energi Power Plant
Towards world class energy
company and beyond coal
aspiration
Coal to Downstream Industries
• Coal to Chemicals (DME)
• Coal to Activated Carbon
COAL BENEFICIATION ROUTE

Combustion Power

Carbonization Coke Smelting Iron

COAL TO DOWNSTREAM INDUSTRY COAL TO CHEMICALS

Chemicals

Downstream
Coal Gasification Syngas
Processing/Refining
Fertilizer

Liquefaction Fuel
COAL TO LIQUID
COAL TO CHEMICALS INDUSTRY DEVELOPMENT
To create added value for our coal in Tanjung Enim, South Sumatera, PTBA in cooperation with Pertamina and
strategic partner initiated the development of Coal to Chemicals industry in Tanjung Enim

Strategic Partner

COAL TO DME PLANT As an alternative energy source to

substitute LPG

BATUBARA 6 mtpa

To reduce dependency on imported

SYNGAS energy (~70% of domestic LPG is
imported)

Gasification
METHANOL

DME To improve national energy resilience by

utilizing local energy sources
1.4 mtpa
Tanjung Enim

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 INTEGRATION IN COAL BASED INDUSTRIAL ESTATE
PTBA is developing
Bukit Asam Coal Based Industrial Estate (BACBIE) in
order to support the first integrated coal BACBIE
based industrial complex in Indonesia

Palembang
Total Area : ±585 ha Open opportunity:
• Coal to
Existing Tenant: Chemicals
• Crude Palm oil Mill (operational) (Methanol, MEG,
• 2 x 620 MW Minemouth Coal Fired
Olefin, etc.)
Power Plant (in construction - COD
2021) • Coal to Liquid
• Coal to Chemicals (in development) (HSD, Oil, etc.)
• Coal to …..
OPEN FOR PARTNERSHIP
WE OFFER TO POTENTIAL STRATEGIC PARTNERS
FOR BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY IN INDONESIA
3.23 billion tons 585 ha
Coal Reserves Industrial Estate

STRATEGIC PARTNERSHIP

BECOMING NEAR FUTURE TENANT IN

BUKIT ASAM COAL BASED INDUSTRIAL ESTATE(BACBIE)

• Coal to Hydrogen
• Coal to Other Chemical Products
 THANK YOU

Tanjung Enim Menara Kadin Indonesia, 15th Floor

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Muara Enim, Sumatera Selatan Jakarta
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