The government in this case the Ministry of Energy and Mineral
Resources (ESDM) is optimistic to develop new renewable energy amounted
to 3.6 gigawatts (GW) per year in the past 10 years.
This optimistic attitude is one of the measures to achieve the target
of 23 percent renewable energy in the national energy mix, equivalent to
45 GW in 2025.
Director
of Bioenergy Sudjoko Harsono said the new renewable energy capacity
have reached 9.8 per cent in the national energy mix. To develop new energy sources to 23 percent required a substantial investment in the Rp1.600 trillion.
"Currently, the installed capacity of 8.66 GW of new renewable energy
or a contribution of 9.8 per cent in the national energy mix," said
Sudjoko, as quoted in the pages EBTKE DG, in Jakarta, Thursday
(10/13/2016).
Because
the charge of bioenergy, Sudjoko explained, the government has made
some policies and programs so that the contribution of bioenergy in 2025
in accordance with the target, among others, implement mandatory use of
biofuels (BBN) 20 percent. According to him, the mandatory implementation was a success because
the current government is preparing to increase again be mandatory B-30.
"We also all know Indonesia successful in implementing mandatory B20
and now the government along with stakeholders to prepare for higher
level that is mandatory B-30," he explained.
In
addition to mandatory, according Sudjoko, in pursuit of a target of 23
percent renewable energy, the government has also set a feed in tariff
scheme for biomass, biogas and municipal solid waste power plants. With the existence of the scheme is the development of bioenergy-based power plants to run well.
"The development of bioenergy-based power plants running well,
especially after the government implemented a policy of feed-in tariff,"
he said.
For
your information, the total power generation capacity of bioenergy
based on the grid this year reached 126.6 mw consisting of biogas,
biomass, and municipal waste.
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