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PERTAMINA SPEND 11 BILLION USD FOR RENEWABLE ENERGY DEVELOPMENT
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TEMPO.CO, Jakarta - PT Pertamina (Persero) will pour capital expenditures worth US$ 11 billion to accelerate the new renewable energy or NRE program. The investment expenditure is targeted to run for the next five years until 2026.
Director of Strategic Planning and Bussiness Development of PT Pertamina Power Indonesia Fadil Rahman explained that the money will be used to build solar power plant (PLTS) facilities in more than 400 points throughout Indonesia. The construction is planned to be completed in 1.5 years.
"So far, spending the budget is to install solar power plants (PLTS) in 400 locations throughout Indonesia," said Fadil at the Indonesia Millennial and Gen-Z Summit held by IDN Media at The Tribrata Dharmawangsa, South Jakarta, Friday, September 30, 2022.
In addition, the budget will be used to strengthen the use of geothermal technology and develop electric vehicles (EVs) and ecosystem batteries. The company has also teamed up with several partners to release an accelerated support pilot project for electric motors in Bali two months ago.
"Now that's what we're spending, to build facilities and infrastructure for its linkage to transitional energy," Fadil said.
Previously, Pertamina's SVP strategic investment Daniel Purba said Pertamina targeted to increase the NRE mix from 1 percent in 2021 to 17 percent in 2030. The company also targets to reduce carbon emissions by up to 30 percent by 2030.
"Pertamina's commitment is in line with efforts to use domestic resources to supply energy in the country towards clean energy development and decarbonization," said Daniel.
Within 5 years or in the 2022-2026 period, Pertamina's total capital expenditure (capex) in the NRE sector reached US$ 11 billion. The portion of Pertamina's NRE capex was 14 percent of the total capex of red plate companies in the same period.
Pertamina's largest capex in 2022-2026 still comes from the upstream sector, which is US$ 34 billion (46 percent) downstream of US$ 28 billion (37 percent). The capex in other sectors was recorded at US$ 2 billion.
According to Daniel, one of the effective ways pertamina is doing to increase its role in the growth of NRE in the energy mix is to build collaboration between various parties globally with binding targets and clear transition planning. "Pertamina is strongly committed to implementing the agreement resulting from COP26 in line with the energy transition that is being carried out by the company," he said.
TEMPO.CO, Jakarta - PT Pertamina (Persero) will pour capital expenditures worth US$ 11 billion to accelerate the new renewable energy or NRE program. The investment expenditure is targeted to run for the next five years until 2026.
Director of Strategic Planning and Bussiness Development of PT Pertamina Power Indonesia Fadil Rahman explained that the money will be used to build solar power plant (PLTS) facilities in more than 400 points throughout Indonesia. The construction is planned to be completed in 1.5 years.
"So far, spending the budget is to install solar power plants (PLTS) in 400 locations throughout Indonesia," said Fadil at the Indonesia Millennial and Gen-Z Summit held by IDN Media at The Tribrata Dharmawangsa, South Jakarta, Friday, September 30, 2022.
In addition, the budget will be used to strengthen the use of geothermal technology and develop electric vehicles (EVs) and ecosystem batteries. The company has also teamed up with several partners to release an accelerated support pilot project for electric motors in Bali two months ago.
"Now that's what we're spending, to build facilities and infrastructure for its linkage to transitional energy," Fadil said.
Previously, Pertamina's SVP strategic investment Daniel Purba said Pertamina targeted to increase the NRE mix from 1 percent in 2021 to 17 percent in 2030. The company also targets to reduce carbon emissions by up to 30 percent by 2030.
"Pertamina's commitment is in line with efforts to use domestic resources to supply energy in the country towards clean energy development and decarbonization," said Daniel.
Within 5 years or in the 2022-2026 period, Pertamina's total capital expenditure (capex) in the NRE sector reached US$ 11 billion. The portion of Pertamina's NRE capex was 14 percent of the total capex of red plate companies in the same period.
Pertamina's largest capex in 2022-2026 still comes from the upstream sector, which is US$ 34 billion (46 percent) downstream of US$ 28 billion (37 percent). The capex in other sectors was recorded at US$ 2 billion.
According to Daniel, one of the effective ways pertamina is doing to increase its role in the growth of NRE in the energy mix is to build collaboration between various parties globally with binding targets and clear transition planning. "Pertamina is strongly committed to implementing the agreement resulting from COP26 in line with the energy transition that is being carried out by the company," he said.
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