Kamis 21 Nov 2013 09:58 WIB

Six thermal power plants to be built in Java

Thermal power plant in Muara Karang will be the last one use oil fuel in Java. (illustration)
Thermal power plant in Muara Karang will be the last one use oil fuel in Java. (illustration)

REPUBLIKA.CO.ID, JAKARTA -- The government plans to build six more thermal power plants with a capacity of 9.320 MW in Java.

The power plants are part of the second phase of fast track program (FTP-2), according to Regulation of the Energy and Mineral Resources Minister No.21/2013, a copy of which was made available here on Wednesday.

The new regulation is a revision of old regulations No. 2/2010, 15/2010, and 1/2012.

Two of the six thermal power plants will be built by state electricity company PT PLN. They are PLTU Indramayu with a capacity of 1x1,000 MW and PLTU Jawa 6 with a capacity of 2x2,000 MW, both in West Java.

Meanwhile, four of the thermal power plants will be built by independent power producers. They are PLTU Jawa 1 with a capacity of 1x1,000 MW, PLTU Jawa 3 with a capacity of 2x660 MW, and PLTU Jawa 5 with a capacity of 2x1,000 MW, all in West Java, and PLTU Jawa 4 with a capacity of 2x1,000 MW in Central Java.

The six thermal power plants with a capacity of 9,320 MW represent 52 percent of all FTP-2 projects with a combined capacity of 17,918 MW.

The FTP-2 covers 76 projects with a combined capacity of 17,918 MW.

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