Beruflich Dokumente
Kultur Dokumente
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Worlds Renewable Energy
by :
Sando Sasako
Jakarta, 20 July 2016
This book is a part of an on-going research on energy business in Indonesia, including a near
exhaustive profile of renewable energy in the world and its increasing trends.
This book is available on a print-on-demand basis.
The flash version is for demo purpose only and available only to be served in Greater Jakarta,
Indonesia.
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+62 851 0518 7118.
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Energy Industry in Indonesia
&
Worlds Renewable Energy
by :
Sando Sasako
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ISBN 978-602-73508-6-
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Contents
Oil ............................................................................................................................................. 44
Oil Infrastructure ................................................................................................................... 45
Oil Production ....................................................................................................................... 46
Gas ............................................................................................................................................ 47
Chemical Characteristics of Gas ............................................................................................ 50
Liquefied Natural Gas ............................................................................................................ 50
Liquefied Petroleum Gas ....................................................................................................... 55
Unconventional Gas Reserves ................................................................................................ 58
The Milestone of CBM Commercialisation ........................................................................ 61
CBM Asia @ Kutai West PSC ........................................................................................... 62
Dart Energy & IGas ........................................................................................................... 63
Dart Energy & NuEnergy ................................................................................................... 65
Coal ........................................................................................................................................... 72
History of Coal Business in Indonesia .................................................................................... 77
Regulatory Frameworks ......................................................................................................... 80
The Dutch Colonialism ...................................................................................................... 80
The Mining Law of 1967 ................................................................................................... 80
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List of Tables
Table 1 World primary energy demand by fuel and scenario (Mtoe) ........................................... 10
Table 2 World renewables consumption by scenario ................................................................... 11
Table 3 Share of global final energy consumption by end-use, 2014 ........................................... 13
Table 4 Distributed renewable energy for productive energy services and economic
development ................................................................................................................ 14
Table 5 Energy characteristics of energy-intensive industries, 2013 ............................................ 19
Table 6 Forms of energy ............................................................................................................. 19
Table 7 Energy units with conversion factors and energy equivalents ......................................... 20
Table 8 Energy conversion efficiencies ....................................................................................... 21
Table 9 Global trends in renewable energy new investment by technology, 2004-2014 (US$
bn)............................................................................................................................... 21
Table 10 Renewable energy indicator, 2014 ................................................................................ 22
Table 11 Global trends in renewable energy new investment by stage, 2004-2014 (US$ bn) ....... 23
Table 12 Global renewable energy capacity and biofuel production, 2014 .................................. 23
Table 13 Top-5 countries in annual investment / net capacity additions / production, 2014 ......... 24
Table 14 World electricity generation by source and scenario (TWh).......................................... 25
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List of Figures
Figure 1 Degrees of capital requirement and asset life time in oil industry ....................................1
Figure 2 Risk-return investment profile in oil industry ..................................................................1
Figure 3 Average lead times between final investment decision and first production for
different oil resource types ............................................................................................2
Figure 4 Supply response of US tight oil based on oil price in 2020. .............................................3
Figure 5 Cellulosic ethanol breakeven crude oil price for competitiveness with gasoline...............3
Figure 6 Components of total power generation costs, 2020 ..........................................................4
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Figure 44 US energy use, 2014, The Sankey Diagram of energy resources (left) flow to end-
use sectors (right) ........................................................................................................ 38
Figure 45 US Primary Energy Consumption by Source and Sector, 2014 .................................... 39
Figure 46 U.S. Energy Flow, 2014 (Quadrillion Btu) .................................................................. 40
Figure 47 World energy demand by fuel and sector in the New Policies Scenario, 2040
(Mtoe) ......................................................................................................................... 40
Figure 48 Power generation by fuel and demand by sector in the US (TWh) ............................... 41
Figure 49 Power generation by fuel and demand by sector in the EU (TWh) ............................... 41
Figure 50 Power generation by fuel and demand by sector in China (TWh) ................................ 42
Figure 51 Power generation by fuel and demand by sector in India (TWh) .................................. 42
Figure 52 Oil reserves in Indonesia, 2014 ................................................................................... 44
Figure 53 Installed capacity of oil refineries in Indonesia, 2014 .................................................. 46
Figure 54 Natural gas reserves in Indonesia, 2014....................................................................... 48
Figure 55 LNG plants in Indonesia, 2015 .................................................................................... 51
Figure 56 LNG plants infrastructure in Indonesia, 2015 .............................................................. 52
Figure 57 LNG Applications ....................................................................................................... 53
Figure 58 Gas transmission and distribution in Indonesia, 2010-2025 ......................................... 54
Figure 59 Bottling plants of LPG in Indonesia, 2015 ................................................................... 57
Figure 60 LPG supply scheme from import and 3 PSCs to 3 main terminals ............................... 58
Figure 61 CBM Basins in Indonesia ............................................................................................ 59
Figure 62 Coal bed methane (CBM) resources in Indonesia, 2010 ..............................................60
Figure 63 CBM PSC terms in Indonesia...................................................................................... 60
Figure 64 Some CBM PSCs in East Kalimantan ......................................................................... 62
Figure 65 CBM basin in South Sumatera, Nov. 2011 .................................................................. 66
Figure 66 Tanjung Enim CBM PSC ............................................................................................ 67
Figure 67 Muralim CBM PSC .................................................................................................... 68
Figure 68 Sangatta West CBM PSC ............................................................................................ 69
Figure 69 The CBM PSCs of NuEnergy in Sumatera .................................................................. 71
Figure 70 Gasification-based system concepts ............................................................................ 72
Figure 71 Gasification chemistry ................................................................................................ 73
Figure 72 Coal distribution in Indonesia by calory class, 2014 .................................................... 73
Figure 73 Supply and export of Indonesian coal, 1997-2014 ....................................................... 75
Figure 74 Export share over coal production in top producing countries ..................................... 75
Figure 75 Coal seaports in Indonesia, 2015 ................................................................................. 76
Figure 76 UK banks involvement in Indonesian coal companies ................................................. 77
Figure 77 Mining permits in Indonesia, 20140203 ......................................................................78
Figure 78 Mining problems in Indonesia, 20140203 ................................................................... 90
Figure 79 Problems of Non-Clean & Clear Status of IUPs classified and mapped ....................... 92
Figure 80 Adding value to the coal by implementing clean coal technology ................................ 94
Figure 81 Coal DMO mechanism in Indonesia ............................................................................ 96
Figure 82 Monitoring and reporting system on the implementation of coal DMO mechanism
in Indonesia ................................................................................................................. 96
Figure 83 Clean & Clear Status of IUPs, May 2011 April 2016 .............................................. 100
Figure 84 The mechanics of $600m structure finance (fixed rate note) of IndoCoal in 2005 ...... 114
Figure 85 The mechanics of unrated $900m structured export notes (FRN) of IndoCoal in
2006 .......................................................................................................................... 115