1. 786
National Sustainability
Initiative
The LSI Group
2012
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2. Overview
• The Future of Indonesia Indonesia Summary
• Indonesia’s Current Crisis
 Advantages of Sustainability • Population: 246 Million
 Current Areas of Opportunity • Archipelago of over 17,800 islands
 Plan Objectives
 Creating the Vision
• Nearly 6,000 are inhabited
 Sustainable Power and Energy • World’s third largest democracy
 Education and Skills Training • Recently upgraded to investment
 Smart Infrastructure grade
 Renewable Energy Potential
 Clean Technology Overview and Case Studies
 Solar
 Biogas and Biomass
 Hydro Electric
 Water Purification
 Cogeneration Heating & Cooling
 Green Infrastructure
 Geothermal
 Carbon Credits and Incentives
 Implementation Strategy
 Potential Funding Sources
 Impact Facts and Figures
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3. The Future of Indonesia
Imagine the possibilities of a nationwide sustainable energy
infrastructure. Indonesia would become a model for the
world that embraces environmental education, clean
energy technologies, and has abundant energy. New
businesses and jobs would be created. Pollution is reduced
and the quality of living significantly improved. Imagine the
impact of such a plan. It is possible.
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5. Indonesia’s Current Crisis
 Almost 35% of Indonesia’s population, or over 84
million people, lacks access to electricity
 Current electrical infrastructure needs dramatic
improvement to handle future needs
 Indonesia is a net-importer of fossil fuel
 Unfavorable energy security position
 Large government subsidies erode incentive to
change
 Deforestation and fossil fuel dependence are
cause for environmental concern
 Indonesia is currently the world's third-largest
greenhouse-gas emitter
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6. Advantages of Sustainability
 Environmentally friendly
 Economic growth and business creation
 Job creation and new skills training
 Infrastructure development
 Supplements growing energy needs
 Full off-grid power capabilities
 Significant cost savings and profitable
 Funding programs are available
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7. Plan Objectives
 Contribute to the President’s goal of 90%
electrification by 2020
 Pursue the National Goal of 15% renewable
energy generating capacity by 2025
 Utilize Indonesia’s precious natural resources
in a sustainable and environmentally
responsible fashion
 Stimulate the economy through business
creation, job training, infrastructure, and
education
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8. Renewable Energy Potential
 Multiple renewable energy sources exist in
abundance
 Hydropower, Geothermal, Biomass/Biogas, Solar,
Wind, plus agricultural and industrial
cogeneration
 Much of the current potential is undeveloped,
between 95% - 99%
 Renewable energy resources exist in rural
areas were they are most needed
 Local development can power smaller areas
without dependence on the national network
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9. Installed Capacity vs. Production
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10. Future Energy Goals
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11. Renewable Energy Measures
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13. The Vision: Sustainable Energy System
Multiple Renewable Energy sources, fully integrated into
a managed, smart grid system
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14. 1. Solar
Indonesia’s Solar
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15. Biogas/Biomass
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16. Gas Production by Animal Type
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17. Biogas Output & Herd Size (cow)
Thousands of kWh produced
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Source: BioCycle 2008 Analysis of Wisconsin Dairy Farms
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18. Hydro Electric
• PLN has identified 96 potential
hydroelectric power sites in Indonesia
• 60% of the sites would be developed
by the PLN, while the remaining would
be offered to independent power
producers
• The Energy and Mineral Resources
Ministry says Indonesia has an overall
capacity of 75,670 MW of hydropower
• Currently hydropower accounts for
only 5,705 MW
• PLN is obliged to buy power from any
renewable energy generators (hydro,
solar, geothermal, biomass). This
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19. Cogeneration
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20. Plaza Indonesia
Combined Cooling Heating and Power (CCHP)
9 GE’s J620 Jenbacher gas engines
24 MW power capability
40% reduction in diesel consumption
Heat, cooling and power are now
consistently available from a state of the art
trigeneration application fuelled with ‘town
gas.’ It also utilizes waste heat to generate
steam for the hotel’s laundry plant, hot
water for the hotel and runs a dehumidifier
for air conditioning
Hyatt Regency
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22. Water Purification
• Rural communities can
access clean water by
new, innovative
technologies
• Water purification
systems complement
alternative energy,
especially in remote
areas
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23. Green Infrastructure
Joint use
Solar panels facilities
Green roof
High-efficiency
heating and cooling
Water
efficient
Energy
efficient
lighting
Alternative Sustainable
transportation Waste materials
Recycling
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24. What is Green Infrastructure?
 Green building or infrastructure uses the features of
nature, new technologies and sustainable materials to
build cost-neutral or cost-saving eco-friendly structures.
 Buildings use efficient construction methods/materials,
incorporate recycling, green transportation methods,
energy and water efficiency, improved air quality, and
profitability.
 Older buildings can be retrofitted to significantly reduce
operating costs and carbon emissions.
 Green building provide a more productive and healthy
environment for occupants.
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26. Key components
of building green
infrastructure
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27. LEED, or Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design, is a United States
based green building certification program. LEED uses third-party verification
that a building, home or community was designed and built using strategies
aimed at achieving the highest performance standards in sustainable site
development, water savings, energy efficiency, materials selection and indoor
environmental quality.
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32. Carbon Credits
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33. Implementation Path
 Develop comprehensive vision/mission statement
 Data gathering and needs assessment
 Cost/benefit analysis to identify highest value
 Technology and knowledge transfer
 Utilize global expert resources
 Comprehensive financing model
 Cooperative, local ownership, foreign investment
 Project Management, Operations, Quality Control
 Support and maintenance planning and resources
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34. Key Resources
 Coordinated, multi-disciplinary approach is
key to success
 Public entities
 Utilities, Policy Makers, Education
 Private entities
 Investment, Installation, Marketing, Support,
Maintenance, Training
 Global entities
 Non-Governmental Organizations, UN
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35. World Bank Group
1. Private sector
development
World Bank Group is 2. Infrastructure
currently supporting 3. Community development
Indonesia’s institutions and social protection,
and systems at both the 4. Education, and
Environmental
central and sub-national
sustainability and
level, in five core areas disaster mitigation.
of engagement:
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36. The World Bank in Indonesia
• Portfolio of 77 active projects as of September 201
• Total commitments were worth US$6.977 billion for roads, energy, education, health,
irrigation and rural development.
• The World Bank also supervises another 11 projects financed out of the Aceh and
Nias, and the Java Multi-Donor Trust Funds.
• Through the Geothermal Clean Energy Investment Project, Indonesia will scale up
power generation using its vast geothermal resources - the largest in the world. The
project sets the goal to increase 4,000 Megawatts of geothermal power, which is
equivalent to a 40 percent increase of global geothermal power generation.
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37. Green Innovation Challenge
• New Opportunity: Indonesia Demand-
Driven Green Innovation Program
• Call for challenges open now
• Global Partnership Team
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38. Potential Impact
 Deliver reliable electricity to
nearly 84 million Indonesians
 If renewable energy
resources are developed at
33% of their potential, the
result is over 50 GW of power
 Jobs would be created in the
development, distribution,
support, and maintenance of
the resources
 Education, and specialized
skills training would be
available to thousands of
people
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39. Professional Affiliations
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40. Contact Us
Indonesia
Mr. Leonardo Stoute
lstoute@lsigroup.org
+62 (81) 3999.28678
United States
ventures@lsigroup.org
+1 (888) 896.7705
Online
www.LSIgroup.org
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