INDONESIA
Assessment on the Financial Implications of of the Early
Retirement of Coal-fired Power Plants (CFPPs)
About the Project
ETP worked with ministries to develop a roadmap, which will serve as a reference guide to facilitate sustainable energy transition. The roadmap details multiple scenarios to simulate the phasing out of CFPPs in Indonesia, inclusive of funding mechanisms options for early CFPP retirement supported by complementary policies and regulations.
Through the project, ETP will facilitate support to government ministries to finalize policy recommendations, enable inter-ministerial collaboration to facilitate a smooth transition from the use of coal to RE sources by 2030, thus supporting Indonesia’s goal of reducing GHG emissions.
Implementing Partners
Hartree Consultores
In partnership with
Ministry of Energy and Mineral Resources (MEMR)
Strategic Outcome
Strategic Outcome 1: Policy Alignment With Climate Commitments
Project Documents
Catalyzing Energy Efficiency as a Service in Indonesia
About the Project
ETP is facilitating the development of a sustainable EE market in Indonesia to test various business models on bankable projects. This initiative aims to attract increased investment in the sector. The project has completed phase 1 of identifying high impact projects, completing a total of 25 level-1 audits, resulting in a prioritized pipeline of potential energy-saving initiatives. Promising projects will move towards more in-depth Investment Grade Audits to assess full financial viability.
The project addresses the problem of insufficient data for policymakers
and financiers, enabling energy service companies (ESCOs) to develop a project pipeline that will kickstart a well-functioning EE market in Indonesia by 2030.
Implementing Partners
Synergy Efficiency Solutions
In partnership with
Strategic Outcome
Strategic Outcome 2: De-risking Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy Investments
Project Documents
Supply Chain Integration of Battery Value Chains for
Energy Transition
About the Project
This project will produce a comprehensive analysis of the country’s existing battery supply chain and investor roadmap to outline opportunities for a battery-driven energy transition fueled by solar PV and other renewables. By assessing the current state and growth potential of the battery sector, ETP intends to support the movement beyond resource extraction, and instead utilize a domestic supply chain to promote the use of batteries for electric vehicles (EVs) and other renewables.
Implementing Partners
Hartree Consultores
In partnership with
Ministry of Energy and Mineral Resources (MEMR)
Strategic Outcome
Strategic Outcome 1: Policy Alignment With Climate Commitments
Project Documents
Wind Energy Development in Indonesia
About the Project
Limited availability of information on the wind data, its energy potential, and ambiguous permitting processes and regulation are deemed key challenges in unlocking investment for wind energy power development in Indonesia. ETP provides assistance to identify barriers and assess and develop de-risking measures, including collecting area-specific wind-speed data, land, road and grid access, and other risk areas, including the permitting processes and recommended solutions and pre-feasibility study for promising sites. The final report will assess the feasibility and development maturity of wind sites and list various potential sources of funding and the preferred financing mechanism.
Implementing Partners
Pondera Consult
In partnership with
Ministry of Energy and Mineral Resources (MEMR)
Strategic Outcome
Strategic Outcome 1: Policy Alignment With Climate Commitments
Project Documents
Project Presentation Slide Deck
Wind Energy Development Booklet (ENG)
Wind Energy Development Booklet (INO)
Roadmap: Onshore Wind Development In Indonesia (ENG)
Roadmap: Onshore Wind Development In Indonesia (INO)
INVESTMENT DOCUMENTS
Investment Opportunities and Access-to-Finance Guide for Wind Energy Projects in Indonesia (ENG)
Investment Opportunities and Access-to-Finance Guide for Wind Energy Projects in Indonesia (INO)
Investment Plan: Final Report (ENG)
Investment Plan: Final Report (INO)
REGION-BASED PROSPECTUS
Prospectus: Dairi, North Sumatra (ENG)
Prospectus: Dairi, North Sumatra (INO)
Prospectus: North Padang, Lawas – South Tapanuli, North Sumatra (ENG)
Prospectus: North Padang, Lawas – South Tapanuli, North Sumatra (INO)
Prospectus: Gunung Kidul (ENG)
Prospectus: Gunung Kidul (INO)
Prospectus:Ponorogo (ENG)
Prospectus:Ponorogo (INO)
Prospectus: Ciracap (ENG)
Prospectus: Ciracap (INO)
Prospectus: Aceh Besar (ENG)
Prospectus: Aceh Besar (INO)
Prospectus: Kediri (ENG)
Prospectus: Kediri (INO)
Prospectus: Probolinggo (ENG)
Prospectus: Probolinggo (INO)
INCEPTION DOCUMENTS
Wind Energy Development in Indonesia: Investment Plan Inception Report (ENG)
Wind Energy Development in Indonesia: Investment Plan Inception Report (INO)
Report: Permitting and Regulation Assessment for Onshore Wind
Report: Permitting and Regulation Assessment for Onshore Wind (INO)
Slides: Preliminary Wind Farm Prospectus
Slides: Permitting and Regulation Assessment for Onshore Wind
Streamlining Government of Indonesia Plans as a Pathway to Achieve Net Zero Emissions
About the Project
The energy sector in Indonesia follows various plans and frameworks established through the National Energy Policy (KEN), the National Energy Plan (RUEN), the National Electricity Plan (RUKN) and the Electricity Business Plan (RUPTL). Despite their interconnected nature, these plans often exhibit misalignments in their content and targets. ETP is assisting the Government of Indonesia to ensure all relevant energy policy frameworks are aligned with each other as well as the NDC and NZE 2060 Roadmap targets.
Implementing Partners
Niras International Consulting Indonesia
In partnership with
National Energy Council (DEN)
Strategic Outcome
SO1: Policy Alignment with Climate Commitments
Project Documents
Streamlining Government of Indonesia Plans as a Pathway to Achieve Net Zero Emissions Report
Upgrading and Modernizing the Java-Madura-Bali Electricity Control Centre
About the Project
ETP is supporting the Indonesian State Electricity Company (PLN) by helping to design a modern control center capable of limitless variable renewable energy integration to the grid. In partnership with PLN, ETP prepared multi-disciplinary specifications for the control center equipment, business plan, training and related infrastructure, as well as integration and commissioning strategies for the Main Control Center and its Disaster Recovery Center. This creates a reliable, efficient and economical operation of the Java-Bali electric power system, with a direct impact on 160 million people across Indonesia’s most populated Java-Bali island.
Implementing Partners
Centro Elettrotecnico Sperimentale Italiano
Electroconsult S.p.A.
In partnership with
Perusahaan Listrik Negara (PLN) Asian
Asian Development Bank
Strategic Outcome
Sustainable and Resilient Infrastructure Development – Smart Grids
Financial Implications of Coal Phase-down in Indonesia
About the Project
ETP is conducting a study on the financial implications of the government’s early retirement program of coal-fired power plants. The study reviews the financial sustainability of the energy sector, the macroeconomic implications of the transition, including an impact on the related subsidies, electricity tariff, fiscal conditions, the financial impact on the State Electricity Company (PLN), as well as financing possibilities for investments.
Implementing Partners
Hartree Consulting
Neyen Consulting
PT Cager Bentara Sakti
In Partnership With
Ministry of National Development Planning of the Republic of Indonesia (BAPPENAS)
Ministry of Energy and Mineral Resources of the Republic of Indonesia
Ministry of Finance of Republic of Indonesia
Perusahaan Listrik Negara (PLN)
Energy Transition Council (ETC) – Friends of the Indonesian Renewable Energy (RWE)
Strategic Outcome
Policy Alignment with Climate Commitments
Project Documents
Concept Note
Study on the Financial Implications of the Early Retirement of Coal-fired Power Plants Phase 1
Study on the Financial Implications of the Early Retirement of Coal-fired Power Plants in Indonesia Phase 2 Report
Study on the Financial Implications of the Early Retirement of Coal-fired Power Plants in Indonesia Phase 2 Report (PPT)
Energy Efficiency and Energy Conservation Awareness Raising in the Education Sector
About the Project
Under this intervention, ETP supports the Indonesian Institute for Energy Economics (IIEE) to train school teachers and students of 24 schools in East Java to build awareness of energy conservation measures. This initiative also brings a competition to schools to win Energy Efficiency and Conservation Awareness Awards on implementation of energy savings.
Implementing Partners
Indonesian Institute for Energy Economics (IIEE)
In Partnership With
Government of Indonesia
Strategic Outcome
De-risking Renewable Energy and Energy Efficiency Investments
De-risking Guarantee Instrument for Energy Efficiency Finance in Indonesia
About the Project
ETP in cooperation with the Climate Policy Initiative and in partnership with Danfoss aims to deploy a credit guarantee mechanism to demonstrate the bankability of energy efficiency investments in businesses across Indonesia.
Implementing Partners
Climate Policy Initiative (CPI)
In Partnership With
Danfoss Energy Management System
Strategic Outcome
De-risking Renewable Energy and Energy Efficiency Investments
1 GW Solar Mapping and Development Plan
About the Project
ETP is addressing Indonesia’s need for open data on feasible solar energy potential, which is set to support the Ministry of National Development Planning (BAPPENAS) to boost investments solar energy sector.
Currently, the project is identifying regulatory challenges, developing a roadmap for solar photovoltaic (PV) development and compiling a database of solar irradiance data. An additional report is being developed to assess grid-integration requirements to incorporate solar PV to the JAMALI grid. The research will conclude with a report on lessons learned from the development process inclusive of technical, regulatory and finance aspects and identified opportunities.
Implementing Partners
TecnoTrama Ambiental (TTA)
In Partnership With
Ministry of National Development Planning of the Republic of Indonesia (BAPPENAS)
Strategic Outcome
Strategic Outcome 2: De-risking Renewable Energy and Energy Efficiency Investments
Project Documents
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