Indonesia invitations funding in 12 geothermal energy initiatives

Talking on the 2024 UN Local weather Change Convention (COP29) in Baku, Azerbaijan, the Minister of Power and Mineral Assets of Indonesia, Eniya Listiani Dewsi mentioned that the nation is providing 12 geothermal power initiatives for funding. To develop these 12 initiatives, a complete funding of about USD 21.6 billion or IDR 34 trillion.

The next are the geothermal initiatives that the Indonesian Ministry is providing for funding:

• Lahendong Section 7 and eight (2 x 20 MW), North Sulawisi, PT Pertamina Geothermal Power
• Sarulla Section 2 (50 MW), North Sumatra, Medco/Ormat/Kyushu/Itochu
• Ijen Section 2 (30 MW), East Java, Medco/Ormat
• Salak Section 7 (55 MW), West Java, Star Power Geothermal Salak
• Ulumbu (30 MW), East Nusa Tenggara, PT PLN
• Candradimuka (40 MW), Central Java, PT Geo Dipa Power
• Bukit Daun (30 MW), Bengkulu, PT Pertamina Geothermal Power
• Klabat Wineru, (40 MW), North Sulawesi, PT Ormat Geothermal Indonesia
• Hu’u Daha (60 MW), West Nusa Tenggara, Vale/Antam
• Lahendong Bottoming 1 Co-Era (15 MW), North Sulawesi, PT Pertamina Geothermal Power
• Lumut Balai Bottoming Unit 1 and a pair of Co-Era (20 MW), South Sumatra, PT Pertamina Geothermal Power
• Ulubelu Small-Scale Co-Era (30 MW), Lampung, PT Pertamina Geothermal Power

Eniya defined that the identical initiatives had already been supplied on the Simply Power Transition Mission (JETP) discussion board and the Asia Zero Emission Neighborhood (AZEC). The Minister additionally emphasised that the Indonesian Authorities has made a breakthrough this 12 months with measures to shorten and simplify the  licensing course of.

Indonesia stays aggressive in pursuing each greenfield and brownfield geothermal initiatives. Throughout this 12 months’s Indonesia Worldwide Geothermal Conference & Exhibition (IIGCE), the Indonesian authorities awarded seven new geothermal exploration licenses.

Supply: Detik Finance