Indonesia power and renewables markets long-term outlook 2019
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Report summary
Table of contents
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Key developments
- RUPTL reduces demand growth forecast, maintains renewables target and takes advantage of wellhead natural gas
- New gas discovery at the Sakakemang PSC onshore South Sumatra
- Regional map
- Data summary
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Key players
- Key offices
- Generation
- Transmission
- Distribution and retail
- Energy policy
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Power market regulation
- Single-buyer model
- PPA prices
- Fuel mix
- Renewables
- Land acquisition and licensing
- Policy
- Renewables
- COP21 INDC target
- Indonesia capacity and reserve margin
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Java capacity and reserve margin
- West Java
- Central Java
- East Java
- Bali
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Sumatra capacity and reserve margin
- Aceh
- North Sumatra
- Central Sumatra
- South Sumatra
- Batam
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Sumatra capacity and reserve margin
- Aceh
- North Sumatra
- Central Sumatra
- South Sumatra
- Batam
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Tables and charts
This report includes the following images and tables:
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Indonesia power available capacityIndonesia power market balanceIndonesia gas demand by sector
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Key changes to analysis from H2 2018 publicationGDP forecast - IndonesiaMajor energy legislationCapacity mix: renewables vs non-renewablesGeneration mix: renewables vs non-renewablesRenewable capacity by fuelRenewable generation by fuelIndonesia INDC targetExisting and planned capacity with peak load
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