MINISTRY OF ENERGY AND MINERAL RESOURCES DIRECTORATE GENERAL OF NEW, RENEWABLE ENERGY AND ENERGY CONSERVATION

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1 MINISTRY OF ENERGY AND MINERAL RESOURCES DIRECTORATE GENERAL OF NEW, RENEWABLE ENERGY AND ENERGY CONSERVATION

2 1 The National Energy Mix Targets by 2025 (Government Regulation No. 79/2014) New and Renewable Energy Oil Gas Coal Gas 5% 18% 22% 23% NRE 31% 194 MTOE 46% Coal 30% ~ 400 MTOE 25% Oil Power Plant 51 GW 135 GW Energy Consumption 0,8 TOE/capita 1,4 TOE/capita Electricity Consumption 776 KWh/ capita KWh/capita

3 Target : NRE Power Plant + 36,3 GW (NRE) + 80 GW (NRE+ FOSSIL) for 10 years 29,28 35,74 41,01 45, Geothermal 7.2 GW Hydro 21 GW Bioenergi 5.5 GW Solar Power 6.4 GW Wind 1.8 GW 8,66 10,80 11,73 12,94 15,81 18,48 24,66 Ocean 3.1 GW Totall 45 G W PLTP PLT Bioenergi PLTA Mini Hidro PLTS PLT Bayu PLT Laut Total Total Installed Capacity 55 GW 135 GW NRE Power Plant Capacity 8.7 GW (15.7%) 45 GW (33%)

4 3 NATIONAL COMMITTMENT ON EMISSION REDUCTION President Jokowi s Statement in COP 21 Paris Indonesia made a commitment to reduce its emission as much as 29% ( million ton CO2) on 2030 or 41% with international support. 50% of National Emission Reduction ( million ton CO2) comes from energy sector. The steps we are taking are: 1. Redirecting oil subsidy to more productive sector 2. Increasing 23% of RE use till 2025, and 3. Waste to energy conversion.

5 4 Feed-in Tariff 1. FIT is given to attract the investor to invest in Renewable Energy include Solar PV Power Plant. 2. FiT for Renewable Energy in Indonesia : Minister of Energy and Mineral Resources Decree No.17/2014 Minister of Energy and Mineral Resources Decree No. 21/2016 Minister of Energy and Mineral Resources Decree No. 3/2015 and No. 19/2015 Minister of Energy and Mineral Resources Decree No. 44/2015 Minister of Energy and Mineral Resources Decree No. 19/2016 Ceiling Price for Geothermal Power Plant Feed-in Tariff Biomass and Biogas Power Plant Feed-in Tariff for Hydro Power Plant Feed-in Tariff for Municipal Solid Waste (MSW) Power Plant Feed-in Tariff for Solar PV Power Plant

6 5 Feed in Tariff Scheme 1. Developers / Investors to build a solar power plant 4. Developer / investor to get premium prices 3. Government provides additional funding for PLN to pay the premium price. 2. Electricity purchased by PLN at a premium price / Feed-in Tariff (FIT). Assigned PLN to buy electricity produced by solar power if it complies with the technical requirements PLN Price: X Premium Price: X + Y PPA - 20 years and can be extended; The price cover interconnection costs into utility power grid; Without negotiation and without escalation; FIT in cent USD but payment in Rupiah.

7 6 Provision of Local Content and Standards 1. Local Content The using of local content should comply with the Ministry of Industry s regulation 2. Standard a. The component of Photovoltaic Solar Power Plant should comply with: International Standard; or National Standard. b. The construction of Photovoltaic Solar Power Plant should comply with : International Standard; National Standard; or PT PLN (Persero) Standard.

8 7 The Main Process Registration of companies as Candidate Solar PV Developer (online) (7 days) Quota Capacity Offered by Developers to ESDM (online) First come first served (2 months) PPA (1 month) Financial Close (6 months) Electricity Supply Business License (IUPTL) & Verification Local Content (2 month prior to COD) Commercial Operation Date (COD) < 10 MW 1 year >10 MW 2 year

9 8 1 st STEP : ONLINE REGISTRATION Registration Required Documents 1. Financial Capabilities Certified by the Financial Rating or Financial Audit Institution. 2. Company Profile Documents Required : The Deed of Establishment or Deed of Amendment of the Company; Taxpayer Identification Number; Company Registration Identification; Investment Principle License from BKPM. Optional: Proof of Experience in Developing PLTS Photovoltaic for those who have. Online Registration ( 7 days) *announcement for registration : 1 month before registration date MINISTRY OF ENERGY AND MINERAL RESOURCES Verifications (6 days) Yes Approval as PLTS Photovoltaic Developer Candidate PLTS Photovoltaic Developer Candidate will receive username and password by No

10 9 2 nd Step - Quota Capacity Offer and The Determination of PLTS Photovoltaic Developers The Determination as PLTS Photovoltaic Developer (online) The Publication of Capacity Quota Offering Plan *4 months before the announcement of Capacity Quota Offer The Announcement of Capacity Quota Offer Capacity Quota Offer (Log in using username and password) *Maximum period of 2 months since its announcement Verification through first-come-firstserved basis *2 months The Refusal with its reasons (online) Required Documents: Self-declared the Usage of Local Goods and/or Services calculation for the entire PLTS Photovoltaic systems; Certificate of Photovoltaic Solar Modules and Inverter test; Feasibility Study document as listed in Annex II; and Interconnection Study document as listed in Annex III.

11 10 3 rd 6 th STEP Signing PPA Financial Close IUPTL & Local Content Verification 11 Commercial Operation Date (COD) copy of PPA must be submitted to PPA EBTKE 1 month EBTKE PLN shall present PPA model not later than 30 work days Financial Close 6 months after PPA Financial Close Document EBTKE if the developer does not draw to financial close: Repealed Quota will be open EBTKE copy of IUPTL must be submitted to EBTKE in 3 days IUPTL DJK If local content not suitable, the developer shall change the standard based on Regulation of the Ministry of Industry (60 days) COD 12 months 10 MW or 24 months > 10 MW EBTKE if the developer cannot fulfill: Cannot reach COD : reduction in the purchase price of electricity Delay in COD: 3 months : 3% reduction in price 6 months : 5% reduction in price >6-12 months : 8% reduction in price Repealed Quota will be open

12 11 Tariff and Quota Capacity Phase 1 Aceh 5 MW/ 17 US cent Sumut 25 MW/ 16 US cent Riau + Kep. Ri 4 MW/ 17 US Cent Kalbar 5 MW/ 17 US cent KalVm + Kalut 3 MW/ 16.5 US cent Sulut, Sulteng, Gorontalo 5 MW/ 17 US cent Maluku, Malut 3 MW/ 23 US cent Papua, Papua Barat 2.5 MW/25 US cent Ba- bel 5 MW/17 US cent Sumbar 5 MW/ 15.5 US cent Lampung 5 MW/ 15 US cent Kalteng + Kalsel 4 MW/ 16 US cent Sulsel, Sulteng, Sulbar 5 MW/ 16 US cent Sumsel, Jambi Bengkulu 10 MW/ 15 US cent NTB 5 MW/18 US cent DKI Jakarta, Jawa Barat, Banten, Jawa Tengah & DIY, Jawa Timur 150 MW/ 14.5 US cent Bali 5 MW/ 16 US cent NTT 3.5 MW/ 23 US cent

13 12 Capacity Quota Offer and Purchase Price for First Phase No. Region Purchase Price (cent USD/kWh) First Phase Capacity Quota (MWp) 1 DKI Jakarta 2 West Java 3 Banten 14,5 150,0 4 Central Java and DIY 5 East Java 6 Bali 16,0 5,0 7 Lampung 15,0 5,0 8 South Sumatera, Jambi, and Bengkulu 15,0 10,0 9 Aceh 17,0 5,0 10 North Sumatera 16,0 25,0 11 West Sumatera 15,5 5,0 12 Riau and Riau Islands 17,0 4,0 13 Bangka-Belitung 17,0 5,0 14 West Kalimantan 17,0 5,0 15 South Kalimantan and Central Kalimantan 16,0 4,0 16 East Kalimantan and North Kalimantan 16,5 3,0 17 North Sulawesi, Central Sulawesi, and Gorontalo 17,0 5,0 18 South Sulawesi, Southeast Sulawesi, and West Sulawesi 16,0 5,0 19 West Nusa Tenggara 18,0 5,0 20 East Nusa Tenggara 23,0 3,5 21 Maluku and North Maluku 23,0 3,0 22 Papua and West Papua 25,0 2,5

14 13 Provision of Capacity Quota Condition of The Next Phase of Capacity Quota Limitation of Capacity Request 1. Capacity Quota being offered has reached at least 80% and there has been designated a Business Entity Photovoltaic Solar Power Developer; 2. Capacity Quota offer period has reached two months: The remaining Capacity Quota would be part of the Capacity Quota at the next phase; The purchase price for the remaining Capacity Quota shall follow the purchase price in the next phase of Capacity Quota offer. Capacity Quota per Region higher than 100 MW between 10 MW to 100 MW Up to 10 MW Limitation of Capacity Request: limited to 20 MW limited to 20% of the offered Capacity Quota not to be limited

15 14 Implementation of MEMR Regulation No. 19 Year 2016 Until now, there is not implemented yet while the infrastructure has been prepared, such as: online system. Still waiting revision of TKDN regulation from Ministry of Industry. The subsidy is rejected by the parliament. Now, we are looking for another incentives available for renewable energy. It has been many developers interested in building PLTS in Indonesia.

16 MINISTRY OF ENERGY AND MINERAL RESOURCES OF THE REPUBLIC OF INDONESIA DIRECTORATE GENERAL OF NEW, RENEWABLE ENERGY AND ENERGY CONSERVATION Jalan Pegangsaan Timur No. 1 Menteng, Jakarta Pusat 10320; Telp/Faks :