OD - BRPT (29 September 2017)
OD - BRPT (29 September 2017)
OD - BRPT (29 September 2017)
Star Energy: one of the largest geothermal power plant players in Indonesia
Star Energy has three geothermal power plants in Indonesia with total installed
capacity of 875MW. This is 51.5% of the total installed capacity of geothermal
power plants in Indonesia of 1,698MW. Its geothermal portfolio assets include:
(i) the Darajat power plant located in Garut, West Java, which has installed
capacity of 271MW, (ii) the Wayang Windu power plant located in Bandung,
West Java, which has installed capacity of 227MW, (iii) the Salak power plant
located in Sukabumi, West Java, which has installed capacity of 377MW.
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The Salak geothermal power plant
BRPT IJ (LHS) Relative to JCI Index (RHS) Located in the Salak national park, the Salak geothermal power plant
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377MW and maintained this level of capacity up to now. The power plant
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consists of 6 production units with the first 3 units located in the western part
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of the national park. They are operated by Indonesia Power (a subsidiary of
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90 PLN). The last 3 units are located in the eastern part of the national park and
40 they are operated by Star Energy. Currently, the utilization rate for the power
0 -10 plant stands at 91%. The steam which is needed to operate the power plant is
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sourced from 46 active wells. All the electricity produced by units 4-6 are sold
to PLN with a contracted price of USDc7/kWh. Although units 1-3 are not
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operated by Star Energy, Star Energy is the sole supplier of the geothermal
energy to these units.
Brine and steam are extracted from the production well Steam and brine are separated in the Separator
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