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the 5th Indonesia Power Project Finance Conference
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Invited Speakers
Jarman, Director General of Electricity, Ministry of Energy and Mineral Resources, Republic of Indonesia
Sofyan Basir, CEO, PT Perusahaan Listrik Negara (PLN)
Rida Mulyana, Director General of Renewable Energy, Ministry of Energy and Mineral Resources, Republic of Indonesia
Nicke Widyawati, Director of Corporate Planning, PT. Perusahaan Listrik Negara (PLN)
Sinthya Roesly, President Director, Indonesia Infrastructure Guarantee Fund (IIGF)
Ari Soerono, President Director, Indonesia Infrastructure Finance
Bambang Gatot Ariyono, Director General of Minerals & Coal, Ministry of Energy Republic Indonesia
Arviyan Arifin, President Director, PT Bukit Asam (Persero)
Arthur Simatupang, Executive Chairman, Indonesia Independent Power Producers Association
Agus Cahyono Adi, Director of Oil & Gas Development, Ministry of Energy and Mineral Resources, Republic Indonesia
Samsul Hidayat, Director of Company Appraisal, Indonesia Stock Exchange
and many more..
Conference Topics
- What government could offer to bring investors' trust back? Seeking a clarity on PPA process
- Formation of SOE Holdings; Will the same thing occur in electricity
- Will there be new power offtaker? Will monopolistic market be kept?
- PLN's power plant development policy; What IPP and financiers should worry on?
- IPP's "10 percent" requirement? Will it relaxed?
- Local content 'TKDN' in power generation; how will it be implemented?
- Cancelation of HVDC; how does it impacting coal power development in Sumatera?
- Financing solar power & its outlook in Indonesia
- Tidal energy in Indonesia; where to go?
- PPP and guarantee on power projects; How significant it helps financing process nowadays
- Coping with the depleting high & medium CV coal; How availability of coal impacts power project feasibility
- Financing renewable ventures in Indonesia; Why does it hard to be financed?
- Financing gas fueled power plant in Indonesia; A lesson from IPP & power private utility in Indonesia
- HVDC; How does It impacting coal industry in Sumatera?
- Clarity on HVDC Development
- Without HVDC; Feasibility for coal miners to develop power plant
- Relaxation of LNG/Gas import regulation; Foreseeing domestic needs vs. supply availability & Its significance on financing aspect
- Gas allocation for power from local LNG plants
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A New Era of Power Project Finance
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Since appointment of the new PLN board of director, Indonesian power generation sector has been swarmed by many of unprecedented issues, rigging down investors' confidence. The hampering problems are widespread from bureaucratic upto land acquisition. And now PlN lifted up deposit that must be stored by IPP in order to make its avenue to Power Purchase Agreement (PPA) stage, which now set at 10 percent from total value of the project. This requirement complicates the already convoluted-process of power generation development in Indonesia, especially in the financing process. The question was raised whether this percentage can be lowered? Or is there any way to show developer's commitment other than giving deposit?
Yet, opportunities are keep ahead. In the latest Electricity Supply Plan (RUPTL), IPP portion remains significant and high. PLN has made it very clear that IPP will build 70 percent from the 35,000 MW targeted to be developed. Small & medium power project also will remain important in Indonesia power generation portfolio, as it has been seen vividly from their rapid development in many remote areas.
Petromindo Conferences brings you back the a conference which gathers policy makers, PLN executives, IPP developers, financiers, and experts in the power generation sector. This two days seminars might help you find an enlightenment to a greater area of opportunities to be tapped. Reserve your seat now.
See full list of topics, speakers, and participant below.
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6 & 7 December 2016
Ritz-Carlton Kuningan Jakarta, Indonesia
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Endorsed by:
Directorate General of Electricity
Ministry of Energy and Mineral Resources
Republic of Indonesia
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Day 1 – Tuesday, 6 December 2016
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Opening remarks and presentation |
| 09:00-09:40 |
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What Government Could Offer to Bring Investors' Trust Back? Seeking A Clarity on PPA Process and Power Opportunities
- Dissecting the new power generation roadmap (RUPTL); why should anyone care?
- PLN and IPP; How these two should be managed?
- Where actually the ‘35,000 MW’ potentials are?
- Power plant procurement scheme post-‘Fast Track’ Programs
- Clarity on HVDC development
- Formation of SOE Holdings; Will the same thing occur in electricity sector?
- Will there new power offtaker? Will the monopoly be kept?
Speaker(s):
Jarman, Director General of Electricity, Ministry of Energy and Mineral Resources Republic of Indonesia |
| 09:40-10:20 |
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PLN's Power Plant Development Policy; What IPP and Financiers Should Worry On?
- IPP's "10 percent" requirement? Will it relaxed?
- PLN’s financial capability and its eagerness to build its own power plant
- PLN perspectives on Coal Fired Power development in Java and Sumatera
- Cancelation of HVDC; how does it impacting coal power development in Sumatera?
- Cost & benefit analysis of HVDC development
- The needs for LNG/CNG gas peaker plants; how PLN secure gas supply?
- Devotion for renewable development? Will target ever achieved?
Speaker(s):
Sofyan Basir, CEO, PT Perusahaan Listrik Negara (Persero) |
| 10:20-10:35 |
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Coffee break |
| 10:35-11:10 |
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PPP and Guarantee on Power Projects; How Significant It Helps Financing Process Nowadays
- PPP scheme and its guarantee in Indonesia
- What and how PPP projects can be guarantee? What does the guarantee covers?
- Advantages of PPP scheme?
- Role of (IIGF) in PPP projects; how IIGF guarantee may increase project creditworthiness?
Speaker(s):
Sinthya Roesli, President Director, Indonesia Infrastructure Guarantee Fund (IIGF)
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Unconventional SOE Financing in Indonesia
- Power project financed by IIF: How IIF maintain its position among financiers?
- IIF financing and selection criteria
- IIF exposure on IPP current projects
- Showcase of projects that have been financed by IIF
Speaker(s):
- Ari Soerono, President Director, IIF (Indonesia Infrastructure Finance) |
| 11:40-12:20 |
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Coping With The Depleting High & Medium Rank Supply; How Availability of Coal Impacts Power Project Feasbility
- Actual reserve of Indonesian coal and its impact on coal-based plants prospects
- Dissecting the reserves of Kalimantan and Sumatran
- How IPP developers should build its plants considering Indonesian depleting reserve on high & medium coal rank supply
- Mine mouth power plants regulatory updates on margins and location
Speaker(s):
Bambang G. Ariyono, Director General of Coal & Mineral Resources, Ministry of Energy & Mineral Resources, Republic of Indonesia |
| 12:20-13:20 |
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Luncheon break |
| 13:20-14:00 |
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Financing Indonesia IPP Power Projects
- Financing Power Project in Indonesia?
- Credit risk of IPP power plant
- Indonesia credit rating; influence toward its risk and interest?
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Financing Renewables Ventures in Indonesia; Why Does It Hard to Be Financed?
- Joint venture with PLN; what have been the main issues?
- Comprehend the way and scheme of PLN partnership?
- A view on financial postures of PLN as state-owned company
- Key aspects in developing hydro power project
- Problems in financing renewable source of power in developing country
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Financing Gas Fueled Power Plant in Indonesia; A Lesson From IPP And Power Private Utility in Indonesia
- Gas procurement scheme in Indonesia; how does it affect financing easiness?
- Opportunities for power plant in industrial areas
- Gas fueled power plant vs. infrastructure availability
- Problems in financing gas fueled power plant in Indonesia
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| 15:20-15:35 |
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Luncheon break |
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Developing Wind Farm in Indonesia; Issues and Challenges
- Main issues in developing wind farm in emerging economies; case of Indonesia
- Potential energy of wind farm in Indonesia
- Optimal location for wind farm plant
- Impact of HVDC in South Sumatera to power generators in the region
- Understanding Sumatera power grid; where are the deficits?
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HVDC; How Does It Impacting Coal Industry in Sumatera?
- Without HVDC; Feasibility for coal miners to develop power plant
- A mine mouth power plant the key to surviving current bullish market?
- Recent activities of coal miner to develop power plants; a watch out trend?
Speaker(s):
- Arviyan Arifin, President Director, PT Bukit Asam
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Day 2 – Wednesday, 7 December 2016
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Financing Renewable Ventures in Indonesia; Regulatory Support on Indonesia Green Energy Development
- Nuclear, tidal, and biogas development; regulatory and pricing mechanism?
- Solar power ventures scheme (update); Hybrid (PV & Diesel) power plant scheme
- Pushing small-medium hydro power; how to make them PPA worthy?
- Nuclear power plant roadmap; near term progress
Speaker(s):
Rida Mulyana, Director General of Renewable Energy, Ministry of Energy and Mineral Resources, Republic of Indonesia |
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Finding an Optimum Allocation & Spending Formula; How PLN Finance Its Plan?
- Energy source availability for power plant in Indonesia; PLN's appetite?
- PLN improving financial condition; What does it bring?
- PLN's primary target on IPP?
- The role of medium scale IPP projects in the future
Speaker(s):
Nicke Widyawati, Director of Corporate Planning, PT. Perusahaan Listrik Negara (PLN) |
| 10:10-10:25 |
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Coffee Break |
| 10:25-10:55 |
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The Future of the Regional Power Supply; Contribution of Coal-Fired Power Plant in The Emerging Economies
- Coal contribution to the power generation; issues that need to be addressed?
- Power generation sector sustainability; how large should coal-based power plant utilized?
- Financing guarantee; how far will it stand in the emerging economies?
- The outlook of coal based power generation in Indonesia
Speaker(s):
Arthur Simatupang, Executive Chairman, Indonesia Independent Power Producers Association |
| 10:55-11:30 |
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Relaxation of LNG/Gas Importation; Foreseeing Domestic Needs vs. Supply Availability & Its Significance on Financing Aspect
- Why we should allow importing LNG?
- Regional energy balance and the abundant LNG supply; what to do?
- Domestic and foreign LNG supply availability
- Allowance, quota, and scheme of gas/LNG import for electricity
Speaker(s):
Agus Cahyono Adi, Director for Oil & Gas Program and Development, Ministry of Energy & Mineral Resources |
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Main Issues Bringing Power Generation Companies to IPO
- Requirements for power companies to go public
- Main challenges in power companies to get listed in the bourse
Speaker(s):
Samsul Hidayat, Director of Company Appraisal, Indonesia Stock Exchange |
| 12:00-12:30 |
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Power Generation Outlook in Indonesia; Achieving Optimal Balance Electricity Market
- Reliance on coal-fueled power plants; synergy between energy needs and environmental consideration
- Understanding regional challenges in the power sector
- Can mine-mouth scheme solve the nation's need for power
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Luncheon |
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