Nusa Dua - Investors from Japan, Sharp is committed to investing to develop solar power plants in Indonesia. The funds will be prepared is U.S. $ 1 billion or about Rp 8.5 trillion.
This was stated by Minister Jero Wacik when found in Bali Nusa Dua Convention Center, Nusa Dua, Bali, Saturday (11/19/2011).
"They (Sharp) will explore where the exact location. DG I've been to Japan to see Sharp, there are examples of projects in Thailand covering an area of 160 ha fitted with solar panels. The result is power 73 MW (megawatts) at a price of U.S. $ 23 cents per kwh," Jero clear.
He said the cost of solar electricity is much cheaper than electricity generated from fuel oil-fired power plants. "After the depreciation period is completed, its value to U.S. $ 3-5 cents per kwh," he added.
"Indonesia has vast land and was granted exceptional solar abundance. If not utilized, we are mistaken," Jero said.
Japanese investment is a new investment. Jero said Sharp had met with the boss.
"At first they were not sure we're serious, but after meet our commitments clear. This collaboration is a logical and serious, so we will continue to pursue," he said. (*)
This was stated by Minister Jero Wacik when found in Bali Nusa Dua Convention Center, Nusa Dua, Bali, Saturday (11/19/2011).
"They (Sharp) will explore where the exact location. DG I've been to Japan to see Sharp, there are examples of projects in Thailand covering an area of 160 ha fitted with solar panels. The result is power 73 MW (megawatts) at a price of U.S. $ 23 cents per kwh," Jero clear.
He said the cost of solar electricity is much cheaper than electricity generated from fuel oil-fired power plants. "After the depreciation period is completed, its value to U.S. $ 3-5 cents per kwh," he added.
"Indonesia has vast land and was granted exceptional solar abundance. If not utilized, we are mistaken," Jero said.
Japanese investment is a new investment. Jero said Sharp had met with the boss.
"At first they were not sure we're serious, but after meet our commitments clear. This collaboration is a logical and serious, so we will continue to pursue," he said. (*)
No comments:
Post a Comment