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© 2015 Toshiba Corporation
TOSHIBA CorporationCorporate Vice President and Corporate Representative-AsiaFumio Otani
Indonesia Green Infrastructure Summit
- Toshiba’s Energy Solution for Indonesia - Contributing to energy infrastructure through thermal power and renewables
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2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 20190
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90 Additional Capacity
Planned Capacity
Installed Capacity(GW)
200920102011201220132014201520162017201820190
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Electricity Con-sumption(TWh)
Electricity Consumption(TWh)
Overview of Indonesia Electricity
To Catch-up the Vigorous Demand Growth, development of Power Supply Resource is an Urgent Issue
-Population
growth
-Economic growth
-Construction
growth
-Increased welfare
-Change of
lifestyle
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2015 2016 2017 2018 20190
5,000
10,000
15,000
20,000
25,000
3.8 4.26.4
9.2
19.3
Acceleration for Generation Capacity
New Capacity ( 35GW ) +On-going projects(7.9GW)
(GW )
President Joko Widodo Established the aggressive power supply development plan to add 35GW during next five years.
What is required to increase 35GW Capacity?
To achieve the plan, Coal Fired power plant is expected to exceedhalf of total demand for following reasons;
- Rich coal resource in Indonesia- Oil exported to foreign country- Rapid necessity to increase capacity
25
20
15
10
5
60.2%
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Effi
cie
ncy (
%)
Efficiency Comparison between countries
Efficiency Comparison between countries for Coal Fire Thermal Power Generation
India(664TW)
China (3345TW)
The U.S(1921TW)
Japan(281TW)
Germany(268TW)
Korea(218TW)
Russia(164TW)
EU(27 countries)(584TW)
World Total(8657TW)
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For future projects,USC(*) Power Plantsare expected
1981
Technology Trend in Indonesia
Technology Trend in Indonesia and Toshiba’s Track record
Tanjung Jati B.Ex sub-critical 660MW×2
Tanjung Jati B sub-critical 660MW×2
Up to now, Sub-critical Power Plants has been dominant
Banjarmasin sub-critical 65MW×2
Paiton sub-critical ・ 400MW×2
Gresik sub-critical ・ 100MW×2・ 200MW×2
1994
1999
2006
2011-12
Project – AUSC 1000MW×1
2015
Project – BUSC 1000MW×2
2016
*Note USC: Ultra Super Critical
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Coal Fired Power Plant Efficiency and CO2 Emission
Coal Fired Power Plant efficiency and CO2 Emission in each 1000MW Plant Type
Subcritical / 36% USC / 42% A-USC / 46%5000
5200
5400
5600
5800
6000
6200
6400
6600
6800
70006747K
5783K
5280K
Efficiency(%)
CO
2 E
mis
sio
n(k
to
n/y
ear)
USC Technology contributes to reduce CO2 Emission - 963,741 ton / year, compared to Subcritical Power.
▲17%
▲28%
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Coal Fired Power Plants Needed as Base Load energy
Gas for Peak Load
Increase of Aged-plants
Development of Geothermal
Hydro Power
USC Coal-fired Power Plant1) High Efficiency2) Less CO2 and Emission
GTCCAdvanced C/C Plant with No.1 Efficiency
Retrofit Solutions Life Extension & Performance Recovery
Geothermal Plants Wide Range 2MW-200MW
Hydro Power Plants 1kW-800MW Line-up
Toshiba’s Energy Solutions
Shifting Main Source from Oil to Coal
Accelerating to utilize Renewable Energy
Indonesia Energy Trend
Toshiba Solutions
*Note GTCC: Gas Turbine Combined Cycle
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Toshiba’s Energy Solutions Line Up
Geothermal
Nuclear
Mega solar
Thermal
Hydro
CCS
(CO2 capture)
Wind
T&D
Smart grid
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Footprints in Indonesia
Siguragura
73MWx4
Sarulla 60MWx3(on-going)
Sipansihaporas34MW & 17MW
Lumut Balai 55MWx1 (on-going)
Patuha
55MWx1
Batutegi
15MWx2
Maninjau
18MWx4
Saguling
179MWx4
Tanjung Jati B
660MWx4
Gresik
100MWx2
200MWx2
Wonorejo
7MW
Lodoyo
5MW
Paiton
400MWx2
Wlingi
28MWx2
Sutami
36MWx3
Kukusan
26kW
Bili Bili
14MW
& 6MW
Bakaru
66MWx2
Thermal :12Units (4,170MW)Hydro :33Units (1,490MW)Geothermal :5Units (290MW) including on-going plants
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Toshiba will contribute by Clean Energy Solutions
to realize Indonesia’s Green Infrastructure
Development.