Indonesia needs investment for the electricity sector amounted to U.S. $ 9.739 billion in 2011. The value of these investments increased by approximately 19.9% of the planned investment this year amounted to U.S. $ 8.122 billion.
"Increased investment is needed to balance the growth in electricity demand of 9.2% per year," said PLN's Director of Planning and Technology, Nasri Sebayang after the launch of the book business of electricity supply plan (RUPTL) 2010-2019 PLN Head Office, Jl Trunojoyo, Jakarta, Monday (06/09/2010).
Nasri explained, of a total planned investment of around U.S. $ 6.605 billion for the construction of 6248 megawatts (MW). Where the total capacity will be built is about 4985 MW will be undertaken by PLN and the rest worked on private electrical contractor (Independent Power Producer/IPP).
While the remainder, amounting to U.S.$ 2.045 billion will be allocated to strengthen the transmission system and U.S.$ 781.2 billion for distribution.
The plan, he continued, sources of funding for the project among them came from PLN, the state revenue and expenditure budget (APBN) for next year which will be decided by the government and the parliament, government loans, loans to foreign debt (PHLN), as well as loans from financial institutions world such as the Asian Development Bank, JICA, and World Bank.
"Just the other is the IPP. They could be assistance from everywhere. In addition to loans, we would like to sell a bond fund rising, but it later. What is certain if finances do not exist, then growth can not be that big," he added. ( *)
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