Speakers
Ministry of Energy and Mineral Resources, Republic of Indonesia
Yanto Kamarudin, Partner of PwC Indonesia
Adel Muna, Global Director - Thermal Power, HATCH
Adel Muna has extensive experience in power generation and water desalination projects. He has worked in construction, project management, operation and maintenance in several types of power plants, accumulating 19 years of experience in the areas of projects development, management, construction, commissioning and operation and maintenance.
Adi Supriono, Director of Development & Commercial, PT Indonesia Power
PT Indonesia Power (IP) is currently involved in power projects that will significantly alter the company's postures. The latest IP's engagement is in the Jawa 5 2X1000W coal power plant in Banten Province. The company now is considering partners for the project development.
I Nyoman Ngurah Widiyatnya, PT Pembangkitan Jawa Bali (PJB)
PJB is actively developing and managing various types of power plants, mainly coal and gas fueled type. PJB lately was commissioning gas-fueled power plants in Muara Karang, Jakarta. The Muara Karang power complex now has 1700 MW of capacity, and PJB plans to add another 500 MW in the near future. PJB also has 63 MW of diesel power plants in Suppa, Sulawesi and 1 MW solar park in Purwarkata, West Java.
Peter Wijaya, Director, Indo Raya Tenaga
Indo Raya Tenaga (IRT) is SPC (Special Purpose Company) for development of Suralaya 9-10 ultra super critical power Plant (2x1000 MW). Indo Raya Tenaga is subsidiary of Barito Group, majority shareholders of Star Energy, Indonesia's largest geothermal power operator. IRT now is in the process of selecting partners for EPC.
Djefri Cantono, Director, PT Bekasi Power
Bekasi Power owns 120 MW gas-fired power plants in Bekasi, and supplies electricity to industrial customers. Bekasi Power's parent company Jababeka plans to develop new industrial areas in Kendal, Central Java.
Nanang Hamdani, President Director, Bumiloka Group
Bumiloka owns dan operates several micro hydro power plants in South Sumatera dan Java. The company currently has 3 major projects that are under development.
Sanny Iskandar, Chairman, Indonesian Industrial Estates Association (HKI)
Indonesian industrial customers needs robust and affordable electricity supply to maintain its competitiveness. Joko Widodo's government plans to build 11 Regions Special Economy (KEK) and 15 new Industrial Zones throughout Indonesia before 2019. The area has a total area of 24,000 hectares of new industrial land, which is estimated to require 8-10 GW additional electrical capacity. Also industrial power demand now spans from manufacturing in Java upto smelters in Sulawesi, where each of them requires unique power supply and purchasing scheme.
Heru Dewanto, President Director, Cirebon Energi Prasarana
Recent interference from local NGOs on Cirebon Energi power project, has clearly brought negative blows to the investment climate of power industry. Eventhough it does not affect straightly to the project's development, Cirebon Energi must face the problem with extra caution. How does Law establishment and other regulations cover project certainty and what must be done to prevent such thing occur in the future?
Eka Satria, President Director, Medco Power
Medco Power Indonesia (MPI) first step in providing and distributing power supply began in Batam through PT Mitra Energi Batam (MEB), by constructed a 55 MW gas-fired power plant in Panaran. MPI then owns and operates two gas-fired plants with 12 MW capacity each in Palembang, South Sumatera, through PT Energi Prima Elektrika (EPE) and PT Multidaya Prima Elektrindo (MPE).
Luke Devine, Foreign Legal Consultant, HHP Law Firm | Baker McKenzie
Luke Devine is a foreign legal consultant in the Firm's Finance & Projects Practice Group in Jakarta. He has many years of experience acting for developers, lenders, governments and contractors involved in energy and infrastructure development and financing across a wide range of energy, natural resources and infrastructure sectors, such as power, oil and gas, mining, water and transportation. He also has significant experience in relation to climate change projects.
Rico Syah Alam, CEO, PT Buana Energi Surya Persada
Buana Energi Surya Persada (BESP) in one of the few successful IPP solar PV developer in Indonesia. The company built 1MWp solar PV parks in Sumba, East Nusa Tenggara Province.
Emryas I. Soeleiman, CEO, Tirta Gemah Ripah
Tirta Gemah Ripah owns 8 MW hydro power plant in Cirompang, West Java. The company completed the plant in 2016, and in the future, plans to develop several hydro plants.
Hilda Savitri, Chief Investment Officer & Managing Director, Indonesia Infrastructure Finance
IIF focuses on financing and advising clients in eight sectors of infrastructure, ranging from transportation, drinking water, irrigation, telecommunication and informatics, road, wastewater, electricity and oil and gas.
Riki F. Ibrahim, CEO, Geo Dipa Energi
Geo Dipa Energi owns 2 geothermal power plants in East & West Java; Dieng & Patuha. The company now is developing an area nearby Dieng, of which the potential power 80 MW.
Wisnu Kuncoro, Director of Production & Technology, Krakatau Steel
PT Krakatau Steel Tbk through subsidiary PT Krakatau Daya Listrik (KDL) plans to develop a 150 MW PLTU coal-fired power plant in Banten to supply electricity to the Krakatau Industrial Estate Cilegon. The company hopes that tender process to select the EPC contractor for the project is expected to be concluded soon, to be immediately followed with construction process. Construction process is expected to be completed in 30-36 months in the hope that the power plant will start operation in 2020.
Julie Oktarina, Director, Kartanegara Energi Perkasa
Kartanegara Energi Perkasa (KEP) plan to develop a second phase of the Senipah PLTGU combined-cycle power plant with capacity of 35 MW in Kutai Kartanegara Regency, East Kalimantan Province.
Tries Nainggolan, Director, Minahasa Cahaya Lestari
Minahasa Cahaya Lestari (MCL) is IPP company that develops 2X50 MW power plant in Gorontalo, North Sulawesi. The company currently is working to seal financial closure for the project.
Luca Betta, Head of Project Management - Global Project Business Conversion Energy, KSB
Adrian Lim, Wison Offshore & Marine
Ichwan Sukardi, Partner, RSM Indonesia
Andhika Prastawa, Chairman, Indonesia Solar Energy Association
Joost van Acht, Director – Asia, Berkeley Energy
Abdul Haris Tatang, Director, PT PP (Persero), Tbk
Qomaruzzaman, Director, Rekayasa Industri
..and many more
Questions that will be answered in Summit & Expo
- What kind of coal fired maintenance that is needed in Java?
- What kind of equipment and services needed for the existing power plants
- What shape of power grid that PLN will build?
- Upgrades and services that needed to improve electricity reliability?
- Renewable integration; what are equipments PLN need to procure?
Conference Topics & Forum
- RUPTL execution timeline
- Kalimantan-Java HVDC project
- Indonesia's EPC Forum
- Rising needs for diesel power plants for isolated grids
Gas-LNG Power Generation
- Outlook on Gas-LNG power plant in Java
- LNG & Gas infrastructure roadmap for power generation
- The future of FSRUs in Indonesia
Coal Fired Power Generation
- Outlook of small-medium coal power plant
- Mine mouth coal pricing amendment
- Changes in mine mouth procurement scheme
- Roadmap on coal terminals in Sulawesi, Papua & Maluku
- PLN coal blending facilities
Geothermal Power Generation
- Selling tariff for future geothermal power project
- New tax incentives for geothermal
Solar & Wind Power Generation
- Hybrid power outlook implementation & outlook
- Solar power for households & industries
- Main challenges in developing wind power in Indonesia
- Case study & lesson learned from Sidrap and Samas wind power project
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