COUNTRY REPORT RENEWABLE ENERGY IN INDONESIA

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Energy and Mineral Resources for People’s Welfare

Japan, September 24

th

– October 2

nd

₂₀₁₃

MINISTRY OF ENERGY AND MINERAL RESOURCES OF REPUBLIC OF INDONESIA

DIRECTORATE GENERAL OF NEW RENEWABLE ENERGY AND ENERGY CONSERVATION

DIRECTORATE OF VARIOUS NEW ENERGY AND RENEWABLE ENERGY

COUNTRY REPORT

RENEWABLE ENERGY IN INDONESIA

By :

Fenny Rahayu & Andri Suhindra

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I. PROFILE

II. ENERGY POLICY

III. CONDITION OF ENERGY 2012

IV. NATIONAL PRIMARY ENERGY MIX TARGET

V. EFFORTS TO INCREASE NRE UTILIZATION

VI. CURRENT NEEDS OF COOPERATION

VII. RE DEVELOPMENT AND UTILIZATION STRATEGY

VIII. RENEWABLE ENERGY FEED IN TARIFF

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ORGANIZATION STRUCTURE

DIRECTORATE GENERAL NEW RENEWABLE ENERGY AND ENERGY CONSERVATION

MINISTRY OF ENERGY AND MINERAL RESOURCES

(Based on Presidential Regulation No. 24/2010)

DIRECTORATE

GENERAL NEW

RENEWABLE ENERGY

AND ENERGY

CONSERVATION

SECRETARIAT

DIRECTORATE GENERAL NEW RENEWABLE ENERGY AND

ENERGY CONSERVATION

DIRECTORATE

ENERGY

CONSERVATION

DIRECTORATE OF

VARIOUS OF NEW

ENERGY AND

RENEWABLE ENERGY

DIRECTORATE OF

BIOENERGI

DIRECTORATE OF

GEOTHERMAL

I. PROFILE

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1. ENERGY CONSERVATION :

to increase energy

efficiency on supply and demand side, e.g industrial sector,

transportation, household and commercial.

2. ENERGY DIVERSIFICATION :

to increase the share of

new renewable energy use in the primary energy mix. e.g:

RENEWABLE ENERGY

a. Geothermal,

b. Hidro,

c. Bioenergy,

d. Solar,

e. Wind,

f. Ocean wave and current.

NEW ENERGY

a. Liqiufied Coal

b. Coal Bed Methane

c. Gasified Coal

d. Nuclear

e. Hidrogen

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ENERGY SUPPLY SIDE MANAGEMENT

ENERGY DEMAND SIDE MANAGEMENT

TRANSFORMATION PARADIGM OF NATIONAL ENERGY MANAGEMENT

SUPPLY

DEMAND

SUPPLY

Current condition:

Future Condition:

1. Energy needs has not been efficient

2. Energy needs are met with fossil energy at a cost of

whatever and even subsidized

3. Renewable energy as an alternative only

4. Renewable energy sources that are not utilized is wasted

God's gift

1. Minimize the energy requirements

2. Maximize the provision and utilization of renewable

energy, at least with the price of fossil energy avoided

cost, if necessary, subsidized

3. Fossil energy is used as a counterweight

4. Fossil energy sources are not utilized as a legacy for their

children and grandchildren / exported

Supplied by Fossil Energy, at

any cost

(Subsidize)

Renewable Energy as an

alternative

Inefficient Sectoral Energy

Demand:

Household

Transport

Industry

Commercial

Maximize the supply and

utilization of New

Renewable Energy, with

Avoided Fossil Energy Costs

Fossil Energy

as balancing factor

Efficient Sectoral Energy

Demand:

Household

Transport

Industry

Commercial

(CONSERVATION)

(DISVERSIFICATION

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Forestry, Peat Land,

Agriculture

680 million Ton

Energy Sector

30 million Ton

Waste

48 million Ton

Industry and Transportation

9 million Ton

Through the development of

new renewable energy and

implementing energy

conservation by all sectors

President Commitment on G-20 Pittsburgh and COP15

To reduce the GHG Emission in 2020

26%

(767 mln Ton)

41%

NATIONAL COMMITMEN TO REDUCE GHG EMISSION

Own efforts

Own efforts and

international

support

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III. CONDITION OF ENERGY 2012

National Energy Mix

Total in 2012

1176 million BOE

Elasticity of Energy =

1.65 Share of Non Fossil Energy

~ 5%

1. Public access to energy (modern) is still limited:

a.

Electrification ratio in 2012 was 76,47% (23,53% of

households not yet electrified);

b.

Development of energy infrastructure (rural / remote areas

and outer islands generally do not get access to energy);

2. Growth in energy consumption an average of

7%

per year, yet

balanced with enough energy supply;

3. Dependence on fossil energy is still high (

95%

), reserves are

more limited;

4. Utilization of renewable energy and implementation of Energy

Conservation is not optimal;

5. Linkage to environmental issues:

a.

Mitigation of climate change;

b.

Carbon trading;

c.

National commitment to reducing emissions 26% by 2020;

6. Funding for the development of energy sector is still very limited.

Coal

23,91%

Oil

46,77%

Gas

24,29%

RNE

5,03%

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NO

NEW & RENEWABLE ENERGY

RESOURCES

INSTALLED CAPACITY (IC)

_{IC/RESOURCES (%)}

RATIO OF

1

2

3

4 5 = 4/3

1 Hydro

75,769 MW

7,571 MW

9.99%

2 Geothermal

29,164 MW

1,341 MW

4.6 %

3 Biomass

49,810 MW

1,644.1 MW

3.3%

4 Solar

4.80 kWh/m

2

_/day

_{42,779 MW}

_-

5 Wind

3 – 6 m/s

1.87 MW

-

6 Ocean

49 GW

***)

_{0.01 MW}

****)

_0%

7 Uranium

3,000 MW

*)

_{30 MW}

**)

_1%

*) Only in Kalan

– West Borneo

**) As a center of research, non-energy

***) Source: National Energy Council

****)

BPPT’s Prototype

NO

FOSSIL ENERGY

RESOURCES

PROVEN RESERVES

(PR)

RATIO OF

PR/RESOURCES

(%)

PRODUCTION

(PROD)

RATIO OF PR/PROD

**(YEAR)*)**

1

2

3

4 5 = 4/3

6 7 = 4/6

1 Oil (billion barel)

7,408.24

3,741.33

0.505

0.314

12

2 Gas (TSCF)

150.70

103.35

0.685

2.98

35

3 Coal (billion ton)

161.3

28.17

17

0.317

89

4 Coal Bed Methane (TSCF)

453.3 -

-

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Energy and Mineral Resources for People’s Welfare

Target (year)

2006

2007

2008

2009

2010

2011

2012

2013

2014

Electrif ication

Ratio

63%

64,3%

65,1% 65,8%

67,2%

72,95%

76,47%

79,2%

82,0%

REALIZATION (year)

NAD

88,80

%

Sumut

87,19%

Sumbar

76,86%

Riau

79,40%

Sumsel

67,42%

Bengkulu

71,08%

Babel

92,80%

Lampung

70,01%

Jakarta

99%

Banten

79,72%

Jabar

75,98%

Jateng

80,30%

Jambi

70,07%

DIY

76,77%

Jatim

74,82%

Bali

73,87%

NTB

53,01%

NTT

50,70%

Kalbar

89,70%

Kalsel

75,01%

Kaltim

76,53%

Sulut

73,21%

Gorontalo

58,91%

Sulteng

65,28%

Sulsel

81,11%

Malut

88,02%

Maluku

79,42%

Papua

32,29%

Category :

> 60 %

41 - 60 %

20 - 40 %

Sulbar

91,42%

Kepri

73,07%

Sultra

69,23%

Papua Barat

64,22%

Kalteng

56,88%

ELECTRIFICATION RATIO 2012

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CURRENT

CONDITION

2012

ENERGY ELASTICITY= 1.65

RATIO OF ELECTRIFICATION = 76.47 %

NON FOSSIL ENERGY SHARE 5%

2025 TARGET

PRESIDENTIAL REGULATION NO.

5/2006

ENERGY ELASTICITY LESS THAN 1 IN 2025

OPTIMIZING NEW RENEWABLE ENERGY

SOURCES

Biofuel

5%

Geothermal

5%

Nuclear,

Hydro,

Solar,

Wind,

and Other NRE 5%

Liquified

Coal 2%

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Energy and Mineral Resources for People’s Welfare

1. IMPROVING POLICY AND REGULATION

 The Government continues to improve the regulation of development

and utilization of renewable energy, including the preparation of draft

government regulations of new renewable energy.

2. CREATING MARKET

 through the supply and utilization of variuos NRE, obligating National

Electric Company (PLN) to buy electricity, the application of Indonesian

National Standard (SNI), etc.

3. FEED-IN TARIFF and CEILING PRICE

 Declared through the Minister of Energy and Mineral Resources

Regulation, that regulates the FiT and ceiling price of electricity from

renewable energy purchased by National Electric Company.

4. PROVIDING INCENTIVES AND FACILITIES

 Reduction of taxes and customs duties, licensing procedures more

simple.

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5. THE FUNDING AND OTHER SUPPORTING

 Providing fund to improve energy acess in remote and isolated area

6. IMPROVING QUALITY AND QUANTITY OF HUMAN RESOURCES

 Education and training in the field of renewable energy

 Improving

NRE

networks,

supporting

the

establishment

of

organization/association

7. INCREASING RESEARCH IN THE FIELD OF NEW RENEWABLE ENERGY

 Increase research cooperation;

 Increase kind of research

8. INCREASING COOPERATION WITH OTHER COUNTRY AND

INTERNATIONAL ORGANIZATION

 Cooperation for capacity building and technology transfer

 Lessons learned for the implementation of new renewable energy policies

and programs

 Increase new renewable energy market and technology for NRE

component (esp. small-scale turbine) abroad.

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Energy and Mineral Resources for People’s Welfare



Capacity Building on Nuclear Energy (technical & policy)



Implementation of smart grid in certain areas



Knowledge and technology transfer in the development of the upstream

industry of solar power



Knowledge and technology transfer in the development of the industry of

wind power



Knowledge and technology transfer in the development of the industry of

ocean energy

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1. Improvement of the national electricity supply through the development of

Hydro Power Plant;

2. Improvement of the national electricity supply through the development of

Geothermal Power Plant;

3. Improvement of the national electricity supply through the development of

Bioenergy Plant;

4. Improvement of the electricity access in remote areas, small islands and

border areas with Micro Hydro and Solar Power Plant;

5. Development of wind power and ocean energy plant pilot project in order to

prepare the stage of commercialization.

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Energy and Mineral Resources for People’s Welfare

1. MEMR Regulation No 4 year 2012

FiT for Hydro power

: IDR. 656 – 2,259/kWh

FiT for Biomass

: IDR 975 – 1,722/kWh

FiT for Biogas

: IDR 975 – 1,722/kWh

2. MEMR Regulation No 22 year 2012

FiT for Geothermal Power Plant : 10 – 18.5

cent US$/kWh

3. MEMR Regulation No 17 year 2013

FiT for Solar PV Power Plant : 25 – 30 cent US$/kWh

4. MEMR Regulation No 19 year 2013

FiT for Municipal Waste Power Plant: IDR. 1.250 – 1.798/kWh

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

The tariff levels will be based on ceiling price of 25 cent/kWh

(using modules with local content < 40%, i.e. considered as

imported modules) and 30 cent/kWh (using modules with local

content ≥ 40%)



The application for the ceiling price will be done through bidding

process using online system based on certain quota per annum



The quotas have already determined by Director General of

NRE&EC

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

PRODUCTION COST



The production cost is relatively higher than the conventional energy, so it’s difficult to

compete with the conventional energy



INVESTMENT



The investment cost is quite high. However, investment in new renewable energy

industry is quite in demand by domestic investors



TECHNOLOGY



Some of technologies have been able to developed domestically, such as small to

medium-scale power plant technologies;



Renewable energy technologies are still provided by the foreign.



HUMAN RESOURCE



Quantity and quality of human resources in the field of renewable energy is still quite

limited;



People’s acceptance for new renewable energy is still relatively low, since most of

people feel more comfortable using conventional energy.

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Energy and Mineral Resources for People’s Welfare

MINI/MICRO HYDRO POWER PLANT FEED IN TARIFF

(MEMR REGULATION NO 4 YEAR 2012)

AREA

Price for

Medium

Voltage

(Rp/kWh)

Price for Low

Voltage

(Rp/kWh)

INCENTIVE

FACTOR (F)

Jawa and Bali

656 x F

1,004 x F

1 Sumatera and

Sulawesi

787 x F

1,205 x F

1.2 Kalimantan, West and

East Nusa Tenggara

853 x F

1,305 x F

1.3 Maluku and Papua

984 x F

1,506 x F

1.5

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NO

AREA

PRICE (cent US$/kWh)

High Voltage

Medium Voltage

1 Sumatera

10 11,5

2 Jawa, Madura dan Bali

11 12,5

3 Sulawesi selatan, Sulawesi barat dan

Sulawesi Tenggara

12 13,5

4 Sulawesi utara, Sulawesi tengah dan

Gorontalo

13 14,5

5 NTB dan NTT

15 16,5

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Energy and Mineral Resources for People’s Welfare

No.

Energy

Capacity

FiT

Description

Tegangan Menengah

1. Biomassa

up to 10 MW

Rp. 975,- / kWh X F

2. Biogas

up to 10 MW

Rp. 975,- / kWh X F

Non Municipal Waste

3. Municipal Waste

up to 10 MW

Rp. 1050,- / kWh

**Zero waste *)**

4. Municipal Waste

up to 10 MW

Rp. 850,- / kWh

**Landfill *)**

Tegangan Rendah

1 Biomassa

up to 10 MW

Rp. 1.325,- / kWh X F

2 Biogas

up to 10 MW

Rp. 1.325,- / kWh X F

Non Municipal Waste

3 Municipal Waste

up to 10 MW

Rp. 1.398,- / kWh

**Zero waste *)**

4 Municipal Waste

up to 10 MW

Rp. 1.198,- / kWh

**Landfill *)**

**Note : *) based on Indonesian Law no. 18 /2008 on waste management**

MEMR REGULATION NO 4/2012:

FEED IN TARIFF: BIOMASSA, BIOGAS AND MUNICIPAL WASTE

Area Jawa, Bali, Sumatera

: F = 1

Area Kalimantan, Sulawesi , NTB dan NTT

: F = 1,2

Area Maluku dan Papua

: F = 1,3

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No.

Energy

Capasity

FiT

**Municipal Waste Management (MSW) by Zero Waste teknology *)**

1. Medium Voltage

up to 10 MW

Rp. 1.450,- / kWh

2. Low Voltage

up to 10 MW

Rp. 1.798,- / kWh

Municipal Waste Management (MSW) by Landfill teknologiy)**

1. Medium Voltage

up to 10 MW

Rp. 1.250,- / kWh

2. Low Voltage

up to 10 MW

Rp. 1.598,- / kWh

Catatan :

*) Teknologi Zero Waste merupakan teknologi pengelolaan sampah sehingga terjadi penurunan volume sampah yang signifikan melalui

proses terintegrasidengan gasifikasi atau insenerasi;

**)Teknologi Sanitary Landfill merupakan teknologi pengolahan sampah dalam suatu kawasan tertentu yang terisolir sampai aman untuk

lingkungan

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Energy and Mineral Resources for People’s Welfare

ACEH: PLTS terpusat: 5 Unit KK: 337 SUMUT: Centralized Off-grid PV Power Plant 6 Unit KK: 408 SUMBAR: PLTS terpusat: 2 Unit PLTMH : 1 Unit KK: 172 BENGKULU: PLTS terpusat: 2 Unit PLTMH: 1 Unit KK: 256 JAMBI: PLTS terpusat: 4 Unit KK: 384 SUMSEL: PLTS terpusat: 7 Unit KK: 830 RIAU: PLTS terpusat: 6 Unit KK: 843 BABEL: PLTS terpusat: 5 Unit KK: 402 KEPRI: PLTS terpusat: 4 Unit KK: 583 BANTEN: PLTS terpusat: 2 Unit KK: 228 JABAR: PLTS terpusat: 3 Unit KK: 228 JATENG: PLTS terpusat: 3 Unit PLTMH: 1 Unit KK: 146 JATIM: PLTS terpusat: 3 Unit KK: 249 BALI: PLTS terpusat: 8 Unit (2 unit 1 MWp + 6 unit 15 kWp) KK: 599 NTB: PLTS terpusat: 6 Unit (1 unit 1 MWp + 4 units 15 kWp) PLT Hybrid: 1 Unit KK: 407 NTT: PLTS terpusat: 5 Unit PLT Hybrid: 2 Unit KK: 240 KALBAR: PLTS terpusat: 4 Unit KK: 357 KALTENG: PLTS terpusat: 6 Unit KK: 416 KALSEL: PLTS terpusat: 7 Unit KK: 410 KALTIM: PLTS terpusat: 6 Unit KK: 706 SULTENG PLTS terpusat: 4 Unit KK: 390 GORONTALO PLTS terpusat: 4 Unit KK: 370 SULUT PLTS terpusat: 4 Unit KK: 272 SULBAR: PLTS terpusat: 5 Unit KK: 453 SULSEL: PLTS terpusat: 7 Unit PLT Hybrid : 2 Unit PLTMH: 1 Unit KK: 662 SULTRA: PLTS terpusat: 5 Unit KK: 700 MALUKU UTARA PLTS terpusat: 4 Unit KK: 355 PAPUA BARAT PLTS terpusat: 8 Unit KK: 496 PAPUA PLTS terpusat: 7 Unit KK: 516 DIY: PLT Hybrid: 2 Unit KK: 64 MALUKU: PLTS 6 Unit KK: 451

KEGIATAN FISIK TA 2012

Total Cap. : 4,755 kW

RENEWABLE ENERGY INFRASTUCTURE PROGRAM ME 2012

PLTS = PV Power Plant

PLTMH = Microhydro Power Plant

KK = Household

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ACEH: PLTS terpusat: 5 Unit KK: 337 SUMUT: PLTS terpusat: 6 Unit KK: 408 SUMBAR: PLTS terpusat: 2 Unit PLTMH : 1 Unit KK: 172 BENGKULU: PLTS terpusat: 2 Unit PLTMH: 1 Unit KK: 256 JAMBI: PLTS terpusat: 4 Unit PLTMH: 1 Unit KK: 589 SUMSEL: PLTS terpusat: 3 Unit PLTMH: 1 Unit KK: 308 RIAU: PLTS terpusat: 3 Unit PLTMH: 1 Unit KK: 843 BABEL: PLTS terpusat: 4 Unit KK: 186 LAMPUNG: PLTS terpusat: 9 Unit PLTMH: 1 Unit KK: 1.203 KEPRI: PLTS terpusat: 4 Unit KK: 583 BANTEN: PLTS terpusat: 1 Unit KK: 68 JABAR: PLTS terpusat: 1 Unit KK: 68 JATENG: PLTS terpusat: 2 Unit PLTMH: 1 Unit KK: 146 JATIM: PLTS terpusat: 4 Unit PLTMH: 1 Unit KK: 515 BALI: PLTS terpusat: 2 Unit KK: 136 NTB: PLTS terpusat: 3 Unit PLT Hybrid: 1 Unit PLTMH: 1 Unit KK: 447 NTT: PLTS terpusat: 4 Unit PLTMH: 1 Unit KK: 383 KALBAR: PLTS terpusat: 3 Unit PLTMH: 1 Unit KK: 779 KALTENG: PLTS terpusat: 3 Unit PLTMH: 1 Unit KK: 178 KALSEL: PLTS terpusat: 7 Unit KK: 410 KALTIM: PLTS terpusat: 6 Unit KK: 706 SULTENG PLTS terpusat: 2 Unit KK: 136 GORONTALO PLTS terpusat: 4 Unit PLTMH: 1 Unit KK: 362 SULUT PLTS terpusat: 4 Unit KK: 272 SULBAR: PLTS terpusat: 4 Unit PLTMH: 2 Unit KK: 1.003 SULSEL: PLTS terpusat: 7 Unit PLT Hybrid : 2 Unit PLTMH: 1 Unit KK: 662 SULTRA: PLTS terpusat: 4 Unit PLTMH: 1 Unit KK: 276 MALUKU UTARA PLTS terpusat: 1 Unit KK: 68 PAPUA BARAT PLTS terpusat: 7 Unit PLTMH: 2 Unir KK: 1.358 PAPUA PLTS terpusat: 12 Unit PLTMH: 2 Unit KK: 2.413 DIY: PLT Hybrid: 1 Unit KK: 90 MALUKU: PLTMH: 1 Unit KK: 136

RENEWABLE ENERGY INFRASTUCTURE PROGRAM ME 2013

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Energy and Mineral Resources for People’s Welfare

PV POWER PLANT QUOTA CAPACITY FOR 2013

ACEH: 4 MWp, 3 PLTS Sabang, 1 MWp Sinabang (Simeulue), 2 MWp Singkil, 1 MWp SUMUT: 2 MWp, 1 PLTS Nias, 2 MWp SUMBAR: 2 MWp, 1 PLTS  Mentawai, 2 x 1 MWp BENGKULU: 1 MWp, 1 PLTS  Muko-Muko, 1 MWp RIAU: 8.5 MWp, 6 PLTS  Siak, 1 MWp  Bengkalis, 1.5 MWp  Ranai , 1 MWp  Selat Panjang, 1.5 MWp  Tj Balai Karimun, 2.5 MWp  Tj Batu , 1 MWp BABEL: 13 MWp, 2 PLTS  Bangka, 2 x 5 MWp  Belitung, 3 MWp JATIM: 4 MWp, 4 PLTS  Kangean, 1 MWp  Karimunjawa , 1 MWp  Raas , 1 MWp  Sapudi , 1 MWp NTB: 17 MWp, 5 PLTS  Sumbawa, 3 MWp  Lombok Utara, 2 MWp  Lombok Timur, 4 MWp  Lombok Barat, 4 MWp  Sistem Bima, 4 MWp NTT: 14 MWp, 9 PLTS  Kupang, 5 MWp  Atambua, 1 MWp  Rote, 1 MWp  Alor, 1 MWp  Adonara, 1 MWp  Sumba Timur, 1 MWp  Larantuka, 1 MWp  Maumere-Ropa-Ende, 2 MWp  Bajawa-Ruteng-Labuan Bajo, 1 MWp KALBAR: 9.5 MWp, 7 PLTS  Ketapang, 2.5 MWp  Ngabang, 1 MWp  Sanggau, 1.5 MWp  Sintang, 1.5 MWp  Nanga Pinoh, 1 MWp  Sekadau, 1 MWp  Putussibau, 1 MWp KALTENG: 2 MWp, 2 PLTS  Sukamara, 1 MWp  Nanga Bulik, 1 MWp KALSEL: 2 MWp, 1 PLTS  Kotabaru, 2 MWp KALTIM: 2.5 MWp, 2 PLTS  Nunukan, 1.5 MWp  Tj Selor, 1 MWp SULTENG: 2 MWp, 2 PLTS  Tolitoli, 1 MWp  Kep. Banggai, 1 MWp GORONTALO: 2 MWp, 1 PLTS

 Gorontalo, 2 MWp SULUT: 4 MWp, 4 PLTS  Tahuna, 1 MWp

 Siau, 1 MWp  Karakelong, 1 MWp  Talaud, 1 MWp SULSEL: 1 MWp, 1 PLTS  Selayar, 1 MWp SULTRA: 13 MWp, 7 PLTS  Bombana, 1 MWp  Kendari, 2 x 3 MWp  Kolaka, 2 MWp  Bau-Bau, 2 MWp  Raha, 1 MWp  Wangi-Wangi, 1 MWp MALUT: 7.5 MWp, 6 PLTS  Ternate-Tidore, 2.5 MWp  Jailolo-Sofifi, 1 MWp  Tobelo-Malifut, 1 MWp  Bula, 1 MWp  Bacan, 1 MWp  Sanana, 1 MWp PAPUA BARAT: 5 MWp, 3 PLTS  Manokwari, 2 MWp  Fak-fak, 1 MWp  Sorong, 2 MWp PAPUA: 14.5 MWp, 7 PLTS  Jayapura, 6 MWp  Biak, 1.5 MWp  Kaimana, 1 MWp  Serui, 1 MWp  Merauke, 1.5 MWp  Nabire, 1.5 MWp  Timika, 2 MWp MALUKU: 10.5 MWp, 7 PLTS  Ambon, 4.5 MWp  Seram, 1 MWp  Namlea, 1 MWp  Tual, 1 MWp  Dobo, 1 MWp  Saumlaki, 1 MWp  Tual, 1 MWp