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NATIONAL ENERGY COUNCIL<br />

INDONESIA ENERGY POLICY TO SECURE SUTAINABLE<br />

DEVELOPMENT<br />

Presented by:<br />

Dr. Ir. Tumiran, M. Eng.<br />

Member of National Energy Council<br />

INAGA – IIGCE 2013<br />

JAKARTA, 12 JUNE 2013


DEWAN ENERGI NASIONAL<br />

NATIONAL ENERGY COUNCIL<br />

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DEWAN ENERGI NASIONAL<br />

STRUCTURE of NEC<br />

CHAIRMAN<br />

Chairman : President<br />

Vice Chairman : Vice President<br />

Executive Chairman : Minister of Energy and Mineral Resources<br />

Government Representatives<br />

MEMBERS<br />

Stakeholders Representatives<br />

1. Minister of Finance<br />

2. Minister of National Development<br />

Planning<br />

3. Minister of Transportation<br />

4. Minister of Industry<br />

5. Minister of Agriculture<br />

6. Minister of Research and Technology<br />

7. Minister of Environment<br />

1. Ir. Agusman Effendi (Consumer)<br />

2. Prof. Ir. Rinaldy Dalimi, M.Sc, Ph. D<br />

(Academics)<br />

3. Dr. Ir. Herman Darnel Ibrahim, M.Sc<br />

(Industry)<br />

4. Dr. Ir. Tumiran, M.Eng (Academics)<br />

5. Prof.Dr. Ir. Mukhtasor, M. Eng. Ph.D<br />

(Environment Expert)<br />

6. Prof. Dr. Herman Agustiawan (Consumer)<br />

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DEWAN ENERGI NASIONAL<br />

The ROLE OF NEC<br />

N<br />

E<br />

C<br />

Preparing and Formulating<br />

National Energy Policy (KEN)<br />

Determining<br />

National Energy General Plan<br />

(RUEN)<br />

Determining<br />

Guidelines in Addressing Energy<br />

Crisis and Emergency Situation<br />

NEC VISION<br />

To Ensure Energy<br />

Security that<br />

Support Sustainable<br />

National<br />

Development<br />

Monitoring and Supervising<br />

the Implementation of Cross –<br />

Sectoral Energy Policies<br />

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DEWAN ENERGI NASIONAL<br />

RELATION OF NEP - NATIONAL ENERGY PLANNING<br />

University,<br />

Society,<br />

Local<br />

Government,<br />

Scientist,<br />

Industry sector,<br />

Other<br />

Stakeholders<br />

Law Num. 30/2007 on<br />

Energy<br />

NATIONAL ENERGY<br />

POLICY to 2050<br />

It Has been<br />

delivered to DPR<br />

by The president<br />

as NEC Chairman<br />

Law No. 30/2009 On<br />

Electricity<br />

RUED<br />

Province<br />

RUEN<br />

RUKN<br />

RUED<br />

Distric/city<br />

RUPTL<br />

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DEWAN ENERGI NASIONAL<br />

ENERGY SOURCES<br />

Sources exploited<br />

from Mining :<br />

Resources are<br />

limited<br />

Sources come<br />

from many type:<br />

continuous,<br />

recycling and<br />

sustain<br />

Human being,<br />

environmental<br />

security,<br />

sustainability ,<br />

<strong>energy</strong> security,<br />

economic<br />

consideration<br />

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DEWAN ENERGI NASIONAL<br />

Aplication of Energy<br />

1. Industrial Sector: Cement, textile, otomotive, garment, stell<br />

processing, food, manufactures, others.<br />

2. Office and management: Building, hotel, goverment and<br />

private office, education.<br />

3. Transportation: cars, bus, trucks, train, private car,<br />

4. Lighting: office, hotel, building, housing, road,<br />

5. Housing : cooking, cooling system, heating, lighting<br />

others.<br />

6. feedstock<br />

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DEWAN ENERGI NASIONAL<br />

Growth of Energy Demand<br />

Factors affecting <strong>energy</strong> demand growth:<br />

1. Population Growth<br />

2. Economic growth<br />

3. Industrial Growth<br />

4. Administration , office and Hotel<br />

5. Human welfare<br />

6. Change of Daily activities habit<br />

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DEWAN ENERGI NASIONAL<br />

World Energy Demand<br />

World economic growth is clearly linked to the increasing availability of<br />

<strong>energy</strong> sources. Three fuels, oil, coal and natural gas dominate the world’s<br />

primary <strong>energy</strong> market. According to IEA in 2011, world marketed <strong>energy</strong><br />

consumption grows by 53 percent from 2008 to 2035. Total world <strong>energy</strong><br />

use rises from 505 quadrillion British thermal units (Btu) in 2008 to 619<br />

quadrillion Btu in 2020 and 770 quadrillion Btu in 2035.Much of the<br />

growth in <strong>energy</strong> consumption occurs in countries outside the Organization<br />

for Economic Cooperation and Development (non-OECD nations) , where<br />

demand is driven by strong long-term economic growth. Energy use in<br />

non-OECD nations increases by 85 percent in the Reference case, as<br />

compared with an increase of 18 percent for the OECD economies<br />

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DEWAN ENERGI NASIONAL<br />

WORLD ENERGY DEMAND GROWTH<br />

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DEWAN ENERGI NASIONAL<br />

WORLD ENERGY DEMAND AND GROWTH<br />

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DEWAN ENERGI NASIONAL<br />

NATIONAL ENERGY CONDITION<br />

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DEWAN ENERGI NASIONAL<br />

Indonesia gas production,<br />

consumption and export<br />

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INDONESIA COAL PRODUCTION AND<br />

EXPORT<br />

DEWAN ENERGI NASIONAL<br />

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DEWAN ENERGI NASIONAL<br />

NATIONAL ENERGY SITUATION<br />

Low <strong>energy</strong><br />

access<br />

High<br />

Energy<br />

Demand<br />

Low<br />

<strong>energy</strong><br />

supply<br />

security<br />

Decrease<br />

fossil <strong>energy</strong><br />

reserve<br />

R&D Capacity of<br />

<strong>energy</strong> industry and<br />

infrastructure is not<br />

optimal<br />

NRE<br />

utilization is<br />

not optimal<br />

Current<br />

Condition<br />

Fossil <strong>energy</strong> as<br />

export<br />

commodity<br />

Inefficiency and<br />

low conservation<br />

on <strong>energy</strong><br />

management<br />

The New<br />

National<br />

Energy Policy<br />

To Ensure<br />

Energy<br />

Security that<br />

Support<br />

Sustainable<br />

National<br />

Development<br />

Energy<br />

reserve not<br />

available<br />

Energy price<br />

subsidized<br />

Geopolitic<br />

and global<br />

environment<br />

issue<br />

Energy Security is a condition ensuring the<br />

availability of <strong>energy</strong>, people's access to<br />

<strong>energy</strong> at affordable prices in the long term<br />

and is not affected by regional and<br />

international issue<br />

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DEWAN ENERGI NASIONAL<br />

ECONOMIC AND ENERGY INDICATORS 2011<br />

No. INDICATOR INDONESIA JAPAN CHINA<br />

1 Population (thousand people) 241.134 127.360 1.344.130<br />

2 GDP (million US$) 846.832 5.867.154 7.318.499<br />

3 GDP/Capita (thousand US$) 3.512 46.067 5.445<br />

4<br />

5<br />

Final Energy Consumption<br />

(million TOE)<br />

Energy Consumption/Capita<br />

(TOE/Capita)<br />

119,2 334,7 2.613<br />

0,5 2,6 1,94<br />

6 Power Plant Capacity(GW) 34,5 287 1.073<br />

7<br />

8<br />

Electricity Consumption/Capita<br />

(kwh/Capita)<br />

Share Renewable Energy in<br />

Energy Mix<br />

655,2 8.746 3.488<br />

4,05% 16% 11%<br />

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DEWAN ENERGI NASIONAL<br />

COMPARISON OF ELECTRICITY CONSUMPTION<br />

IN ASEAN COUNTRIES 2010<br />

No.<br />

Country<br />

Population<br />

(Million)<br />

Power Plant<br />

(Billion kWh)<br />

GDP/<br />

Capita<br />

Electricity per Capita<br />

(kWh/Capita)<br />

1 Brunei<br />

Darussalam<br />

0.39 3 54,400 8,308<br />

2 Singapore 4.66 41 48,500 8,185<br />

3 Malaysia 25.72 103 14,200 3,490<br />

4 Thailand 65.91 148 7,900 2,079<br />

5 Vietnam 86.97 61 2,500 799<br />

6 Indonesia 240.27 142 3,500 591<br />

7 Filipina 97.98 57 3,100 588<br />

8 Laos 6.83 2 1,900 178<br />

9 Cambodia 14.49 1 1,800 113<br />

10 Myanmar 48.14 6 1,100 97<br />

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DEWAN ENERGI NASIONAL<br />

POWER PLANT GENERATION BY PLN 2011<br />

Sumber : Diolah dari berbagai sumber<br />

source: PT. PLN<br />

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DEWAN ENERGI NASIONAL<br />

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DEWAN ENERGI NASIONAL<br />

ENERGY SUBSIDIES<br />

2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012<br />

Oil Price in APBN<br />

(US$/barel)<br />

63,8 69,7 97,0 61,6 80,0 110,0 90,0<br />

Fuel Subsidies (trillion Rp) 64,2 83,8 139,1 45,0 88,9 165,2 211,9<br />

Electricity Subsidies<br />

(trilion Rp)<br />

30,4 33,1 83,9 49,5 55,1 93,4<br />

94,6<br />

(103)<br />

Sumber : Diolah dari berbagai sumber<br />

Source: Kementerian ESDM<br />

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DEWAN ENERGI NASIONAL<br />

ENERGY DEMAND FORCAST TO 2050<br />

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DEWAN ENERGI NASIONAL<br />

KEY ASSUMPTION<br />

2010 2015 2020 2025 2030 2040 2050<br />

Population million 238 250 261 271 280 299 307<br />

Growth % 1,5 1,0 0,9 0,8 0,7 0,7 0,3<br />

World<br />

Population<br />

million 6.900 7.284 7.650 8.011 8.300 8.850 9.200<br />

GDP<br />

billion<br />

USD<br />

711 1.335 2.416 4.257 6.793<br />

12.98<br />

9<br />

20.16<br />

9<br />

Growth GDP % 6,6 13,4 12,6 12 9,8 6,7 4,5<br />

GDP/Cap USD 2.987 5.340 9.257<br />

15.70<br />

8<br />

24.26<br />

1<br />

43.44<br />

1<br />

65.69<br />

7<br />

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DEWAN ENERGI NASIONAL<br />

ENERGY SUPPLY AND DEMAND TO 2050<br />

TARGET SATUAN 2015 2020 2025 2050<br />

Primary Energy Supply MTOE 215 290 400 1.000<br />

Primary Energy Supply per<br />

Capita<br />

TOE 0,9 1,1 1,4 3,2<br />

Power Plant Generation GW 49 79 115 430<br />

Electricity Consumption per<br />

Capita<br />

KWh 832 1308 2.500 7.000<br />

Target:<br />

• Energy Elasticity< 1 (year 2025)<br />

• Electrification Ratio : 100% (year 2020)<br />

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DEWAN ENERGI NASIONAL<br />

NATIONAL ENERGY POLICY<br />

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DEWAN ENERGI NASIONAL<br />

The Macro View of Energy Policy<br />

1. Changing paradigm in Energy Policy: Natural Resources from commodity to<br />

be National Development Assets.<br />

2. Improving efficiency, conservation, and special attention for sustainable<br />

development in the national <strong>energy</strong> management policy<br />

3. To increase the contribution of renewable <strong>energy</strong> in the national <strong>energy</strong> <strong>mix</strong><br />

continuously.<br />

4. To increase the fossil <strong>energy</strong> resources and proven reserved , and reduce it<br />

contribution (percentage) in the national <strong>energy</strong> <strong>mix</strong>.<br />

5. To improve independency in the National Energy Management, accelerating<br />

to open job creation, accelerating the role and participation of domestic<br />

industry in <strong>energy</strong> sector, and to boast research and development in <strong>energy</strong><br />

sector.<br />

6. To accelerate opening <strong>energy</strong> access for all people<br />

7. To secure <strong>energy</strong> supply, especially electricity, oil and gas.<br />

8. To optimize the using of Natural Energy Resources for Economic Development of the<br />

Nation based on “ Economic Added value Process”<br />

9. To improve the understanding that the fossil <strong>energy</strong> must be stored as long as<br />

possible to guaranty the security of the Nation to the all stake holders.<br />

10. To declare and securing The strategic National Energy reserved<br />

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DEWAN ENERGI NASIONAL<br />

NATIONAL ENERGY POLICY DIRECTION<br />

1. Availability of Energy<br />

2. Priority of Energy Development<br />

3. National <strong>energy</strong> resources utilization<br />

4. National <strong>energy</strong> reserve<br />

5. Conservation and diversification<br />

6. Environment and Safety<br />

7. Price, subsidy, and incentive<br />

8. Energy infrastructure and industry<br />

9. Energy research and development<br />

10. Institution and Financing<br />

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DEWAN ENERGI NASIONAL<br />

CONTRIBUTIONS OF ENERGY IN NATIONAL ECONOMY<br />

DEVELOPMENT<br />

Energy is one of the important input in economic development<br />

ENERGY<br />

OTHERS<br />

INPUT<br />

ECONOMIC<br />

OUTPUT<br />

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DEWAN ENERGI NASIONAL<br />

ENERGY, INFRASTRUCTURE, TECHNOLOGY & NATIONAL<br />

DEVELOPMENT<br />

ENERGY<br />

SUPPLY<br />

• Renewable<br />

• Oil<br />

• Gas<br />

• Coal<br />

ENERGY<br />

TRANSFORMATION<br />

• Refining<br />

• Power Plant<br />

ENERGY<br />

DEMAND<br />

• Industry<br />

• Transportation<br />

• Commercial<br />

• Household<br />

INFRASTRUCTURE<br />

TECHNOLOGY<br />

Without any synergies between the above factors,<br />

the provision of <strong>energy</strong> demand growth will be<br />

interrupted so that sustainable development can not<br />

be achieved<br />

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DEWAN ENERGI NASIONAL<br />

CONTRIBUTION OF ENERGY/ELECTRICITY IN INDUSTRIAL<br />

SECTOR<br />

Energi Fosil<br />

dan<br />

Non Fosil<br />

Kontribusi Energi Listrik (5-15)% Cukup, Handal, Berkualitas<br />

Sumber Alam 1<br />

Sumber Alam 2<br />

Sumber Alam 3<br />

SWASTA (85-95)%<br />

PRODUKSI<br />

PENGOLAHAN<br />

Tax<br />

Tax<br />

Produk<br />

Nilai Tambah<br />

Salary<br />

Multiplier<br />

PENCIPTAAN LAPANGAN KERJA<br />

Teknologi<br />

SDM<br />

Added Value<br />

Transformasi<br />

Brainware & Skill<br />

Teknologi<br />

Listrik Tidak Cukup,,,<br />

NOTHING<br />

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DEWAN ENERGI NASIONAL<br />

ROLE OF RENEWABLE ENERGY TO SUPPORT ENERGY<br />

SECURITY<br />

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DEWAN ENERGI NASIONAL<br />

5% Minyak Bumi Batubara<br />

2010 2025<br />

24%<br />

ENERGY MIX<br />

Gas Bumi<br />

EBT<br />

23%<br />

25%<br />

22% 49%<br />

30%<br />

22%<br />

(%)<br />

Realisasi tahun 2010, Pusdatin, KESDM<br />

2030<br />

25%<br />

22%<br />

31%<br />

20%<br />

2050<br />

30%<br />

23%<br />

25%<br />

24%<br />

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DEWAN ENERGI NASIONAL<br />

GEOTHERMAL POTENTIAL<br />

PLTP SIBAYAK: 12 MW<br />

PLTP LAHENDONG: 80 MW<br />

PLTP WAYANG WINDU: 227 MW<br />

PLTP ULUBELU: 110 MW<br />

PLTP GUNUNG SALAK: 377 MW<br />

PLTP KAMOJANG: 200 MW<br />

PLTP ULUMBU: 5 MW<br />

PLTP DARAJAT: 270 MW<br />

PLTP DIENG: 60 MW<br />

Source: Badan Geologi KESDM (2011)<br />

Preliminary Survey Ready to be developed<br />

Detailed Survey<br />

Installed<br />

No. Island Total Location Potency (MW)<br />

1 Sumatera 86 13,470<br />

2 Jawa & Bali 76 10,013<br />

3 Nusa Tenggara 22 1,471<br />

4 Kalimantan 12 145<br />

5 Sulawesi 56 2,939<br />

6 Maluku & Papua 33 1,126<br />

TOTAL 285 29,164<br />

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DEWAN ENERGI NASIONAL<br />

GEOTHERMAL DEVELOPMENT ROAD MAP (2008 –<br />

2025)<br />

958 MW<br />

1442 MW<br />

1158 MW<br />

1400 MW<br />

3500 MW<br />

EXISTING<br />

MINING<br />

WORK<br />

AREA<br />

EXISTING<br />

MINING<br />

WORK<br />

AREA<br />

EXISTING<br />

MINING<br />

WORK<br />

AREA +<br />

NEW<br />

NEW<br />

MINING<br />

WORK<br />

AREA<br />

NEW<br />

MINING<br />

WORK<br />

AREA<br />

Presented by Minister ESDM in Bali<br />

2010<br />

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GW<br />

DEWAN ENERGI NASIONAL<br />

POWER GENERATION CAPACITY FORCAST<br />

500<br />

450<br />

400<br />

350<br />

300<br />

250<br />

200<br />

150<br />

100<br />

50<br />

-<br />

2015 2020 2025 2030 2040 2050<br />

Geothermal Capacity 2 5 6 7 8 13<br />

National Capacity 49 79 115 159 270 430<br />

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DEWAN ENERGI NASIONAL<br />

The Important in accelerating Geothermal<br />

1. To increase the security of Electric supply<br />

2. To Reduce the contribution of Oil for power plant<br />

3. To reduce Electricity Production Cost<br />

4. To bost Economic Growth in Geothermal Power Plant<br />

Region and area connected to electricity grid<br />

5. To create new Job<br />

6. To increase the contribution of Renewable Energy<br />

All the obstacle for implementing it must be over<br />

come<br />

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DEWAN ENERGI NASIONAL<br />

THANK YOU<br />

DEWAN ENERGI NASIONAL<br />

4 th fl. Badiklat ESDM Building, Jl. Jenderal Gatot Subroto Kav 49<br />

Jakarta Selatan<br />

Tel. (+6221) 52921621<br />

Fax. (+6221) 52920190<br />

www.den.go.id<br />

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