“As the largest potential recources in the renewable energy sector,
hydro power plant play a signifcant role and
become the 3rd contributor for enery supply in
Indonesia”
– Outlook Energy Indonesia 2014, Dewan Energi Indonesia-
“indonesia’s geothermal resources are among the largest in the world with 299 geothermal
locations and a total potential 28,807 MW or around 40% of the total geothermal resources
worldwide”
– Indonesia’s Directorate General , September 2014 press release -
“US company joint venture with Indonesia local company were intiated and signed PPA with PLN for 50 MW in Central Java and 70 MW in South Sulawesi for wind mill and it would be operation in 2017”
“Finance Ministry rolls out guarentee on 35,000 MW power plant projects, assistance in
land acquisition and lawsuit settlement for project develop by PLN or incorporation with
independent power producers”
– Jakarta Globe online, September 2016 -
“Eastern Indonesia is currently set to prepare for the acceleration of the ‘sea toll road'
maritime program initiated by President Joko Widodo by planning to adding 11 ports for
passanger terminals and 13 ports will be specially designed to facilitate for cargo handling.”
– The Jakarta Post, October 30, 2014 –
“Indonesia's oil palm plantation and processing industry is a key industry to the country's
economy: the export of palm oil is an important foreign exchange earner and the industry
provides employment opportunities for millions of Indonesians.
Almost 70 percent of Indonesia's oil palm plantations are located on Sumatra where the
industry was started during the Dutch colonial days.
The remainder - around 30 percent - is largely found on the island of Kalimantan.
– www.indonesia-investments.com -
“The sparsely populated Raja Ampat Islands comprise around 1000 islands just off Sorong.
With their sublime scenery of steep, jungle-covered islands, scorching white-sand beaches,
hidden lagoons, spooky caves, weird mushroom-shaped islets and pellucid luminous turquoise
waters, Raja Ampat has to be one of the most beautiful island chains in Southeast Asia.”
–www. Lonely Planet.com-
