in Fulfilling the Demand of Electricity for Industry By N. Hasto Kristiyono President Director & CEO PT Sumberdaya Sewatama The 69 th National Electricity Day Event Series : Electricity for Prosperity October 1 st 3 rd , 2014 Jakarta Convention Center BRINGING POWER INTO THE NATION ANDTHE WORLD Strong National Resilience to Compete Globally 16 th 1 st 2 nd 3 rd 4 th 5 th 6 th 27 th 1 st 2 nd 3 rd 4 th 5 th 6 th 2000 2013 Need to Generate More Power BRINGING POWER INTO THE NATION ANDTHE WORLD Industrial Electricity Supply / Demand Situation Taxonomy of Electricity Sector Provision UUD 1945 Pasal 33 Ayat 2 &3 UUD 1945 Pasal 33 Ayat 2 &3 Definitive Regulation Definitive Regulation UU No. 15/1985 replaced with; UU No. 9/2009 on Electricity Provision ELECTRICITY SUPPLY Generation Transmission & System Operation Distribution IPPs Self-Generation Co-operatives PPA Growth 3%-5% UU No. 30/2007 on Energy UU No. 30/2007 on Nuclear UU No. 30/2007 on Oil & Gas UU No. 30/2007 on Geothermal UU No. 30/2007 on Hydro Resources SU No. 30/2007 on Coal & Mineral Regulation on Energy Upstream Regulation on Energy Upstream Private Sector Strong Electricity Demand on Industry + Global / Regional Economics Drivers Global / Regional Economics Drivers ELECTRICITY DEMAND C U S T O M E R S Industrial - Continuous Business / Commercial - Base load Captive Power - Backup SAIDI / SAIFI Cost of Electricity Growth 9%-10% Performance Source: RUPTL & PLN Statistic + BRINGING POWER INTO THE NATION ANDTHE WORLD BRINGING POWER INTO THE NATION AND THE WORLD Lack of Electricity Infrastructure Development Land acquisition Source of financing and/or Government Guarantee Tariff acceptance reliance on subsidy Primary Energy location gap, vis-a-vis archipelago nature of the country Low reliability of product & technology selected based on initial cost Local Government Autonomy vs Capacity Bureaucracy pitfall - Form Over Substance KEY EXISTING CHALLENGES T&D Development Realization FTP Project Progress + MW % Initial target 2009 (100%) Source: PLN presentation Source: PLN statistic Needs balancer and/or complement to Public Utility player BRINGING POWER INTO THE NATION ANDTHE WORLD BRINGING POWER INTO THE NATION AND THE WORLD Private Sector/Player Characteristics and Differentiators Regulatory Compliance Project Development approach Environmental and Social Responsibility Form of accountability and degree of closeness to shareholders Speed of decision making Flexibility of solution approach Substance over Form Risk appetite business oriented investment process Speed of project execution Adoption of Proven Technology General Characteristics Differentiators from Public player BRINGING POWER INTO THE NATION ANDTHE WORLD Longer term Sustainable Solution Medium term Power Solution Meeting Indonesias Electricity Needs Role of Private Sector in Fulfilling the Demand Being a credible complement to Public Utility in covering the entire country geographical regions with Imbalances in regional development & substandard electricity support As a bridging process to close the supply and demand gap Temporary Power Solution Relevant Rapid Proven Reliable Fill-Gap Short term Power Solution Some relevant solutions for Industrial Customers: Optimizing existing assets Operations & Maintenance Supply and Demand Side Management Energy Efficiency & Optimization Thermal Power Solution Renewable Power Solution Key Success Factor /Supports needed by Private Sector in Accelerating Electricity Development A clear division of authority in the governance and provision of electricity in Indonesia Licensing / permit issues (central vs. central government) Robust but Nimble cooperation framework and Speedy bureaucracy culture in the implementation of process Support/Endorsement towards the creation of integrated sustainable power solutions A change in mindset towards Proven Technology (procurement process) Acceleration in Power Wheeling rule to encourage the smoothness of alih wilayah usaha BRINGING POWER INTO THE NATION ANDTHE WORLD Thank You