Jakarta – The Turkey’s company, Karadeniz
Holding, the owner of Ship Power Plant or Marine Vessel Floating Power Plant
(MVFPP)
invested US $ 1 billion in Indonesia. The
investment for set up 5 Marine Vessel Floating Power Plant to supply
electricity in Indonesia. Karadeniz
Holding also will be building 20 floating power plan in
Indonesia.
"We will
invest US $ 1 billion for five different regions in Indonesia,"
said Director of Business Development
Karadeniz Holding, Zeynep Harezi, in Jakarta, Wednesday (30/03/2016).
The five of
of the Marine Vessel Floating Power Plant, one unit has arrived and is operated
at the power plant site Amurang, South
Minahasa, North Sulawesi. This ship has been
operating since January 17, 2016.
The Marine Vessel
Floating Power Plant has a capacity of
125 Mega Watt (MW) is used to meet the shortage of electricity in the area of North
Sulawesi, Central, and Gorontalo (Suluttenggo).
When in
operation, the Marine Vessel Floating Power Plant rated fuel economy when
compared to the operation of the Diesel
Power Plant. This Marine Vessel Floating Power Plant is put fuel in the form of heavy fuel oil. The price of heavy fuel
oil 50% more efficient than the price of
diesel oil commonly used in diesel.
"We also
use a large engine. The larger machine, feeding will be more efficient,"
he said.
Largest Floating Power Plant
In addition, between the vessel to be
brought by the Karadeniz Holding, a
manufacturer of Ship Power Plant or Marine Vessel Floating Power Plant from Turkey, there is one unit aboard the world's
largest Marine Vessel Floating Power Plant will provide
electricity for one of the regions in Indonesia.
The vessel has a length of 300
meters and a width of 50 meters, with capacity 470 Mega
Watt (MW) has entered the category Khan Class, and is planned to be
placed and operated in Medan, North
Sumatra, Indonesia.
"That Marine
Vessel Floating Power Plant in the world
untill today,
the vessel
will be placed in the field" said
Director of Business Development Karadeniz Holding, Zeynep Harezi.
Currently the
ship of Khan Class in the manufacturing process at a shipyard in Turkey. Karpowership, the Turkish energy company is building two vessel with types Khan, Karadeniz Powership Osman
Khan and
Karadeniz Powership Orhan Ali Khan.
Of the
existing design, the vessel type Khan Class size is very large. The size is almost 300% larger than the
generator vessel Karadeniz Powership Zeynep Sultan, the Shark Class category with
the capacity 125 MW already arrived and operated at
the power plant site Amurang, South
Minahasa, North Sulawesi since January 17, 2016.
The remaining
three other vessel in the category Shark Class with a capacity of approximately 110 MW.
Vessels of Karadeniz Powership in
Indonesia
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Class
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Number
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Capacity
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Status
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Khan
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1
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470 MW
|
Building
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Shark
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1
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125 MW
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Operated
|
Shark
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3
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110 MW
|
Building
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Seal
|
20
|
40 MW
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Local Partners
|
"The vessel was made in
Turkey," he added. The vessels are 1 unit Khan Class and 3 units Shark Class," he said.
Karadeniz
Holding explained that it is negotiating the final stages of a contract with PT PLN (Persero) as the buyer of
electricity.
"So far
there are head of agreement," he added.
In the same project, Regional Director
Asia Karpowership, Ufuk Berk explains, it was no obstacle in preparing the first of vessel floating power
plant to Indonesia. TheGovernment of Indonesia
and PT PLN (Persero) is very support in the process of delivery and
operation.
"In
Indonesia, there are no problems. We work well together. Moreover,
Indonesia requires power supplies in a
short time to overcome the deficit," said Ufuk.
Build 20 Floating Power
Plant in Indonesia
In addition
to building a giant generator vessel in Turkey, Karadeniz Holding plans to support the government of Indonesia and
President Joko Widodo (Jokowi) to supply
electricity in the islands is still a deficit and has not been
electricity.
Karadeniz
will build 20 vessels with a capacity of 36.8 MW generator or entered the category Seal Class. To fulfill this plan,
companies from Turkey will hold shipyard
Indonesia
"Fabrication
and assembly will be done in Indonesia for 20 vessels Seal Class. We will be articulated local shipbuilding
company," he added.
With this
scheme, Karadeniz will also empower local ship's engineer. However, Zeynep can not to say the
shipyard is being approached to partner.
"We will
invest here, to the amount I can not to say. In addition to operating in Indonesia, can also be operated in other
countries," he explained.
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