Insight
Indonesia coal outlook - electrifying domestic demand
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Report summary
The government's push for electrification is poised to accelerate the growth of domestic coal consumption despite several initiatives encouraging renewable energy. This may result in reducing export tonnage in the medium to long term. In this insight, we discuss: • The pace of the electrification programme and the impact on coal demand. • How Indonesian coal's declining calorific value is affecting domestic consumption.
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Executive summary
- Indonesia’s electrification programme to drive domestic coal demand
- Trends contributing to increase in coal consumption for power generation
- Potential risks
Tables and charts
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Existing power plants that are 100 MW and aboveUpcoming power plants projects that are 100 MW and aboveIndonesia's declining coal qualityCoal consumption of power plants in Indonesia (yearly basis)
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