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    This document discusses the electricity systems in Java, Bali, and Madura Island. It outlines the various power plants and transmission lines that make up the systems in each region, including large coal and gas power plants. It also notes projected average annual demand growth rates in each area of between 3-6% and lists ongoing and planned projects to address issues like stability, fuel supply, and meeting rising demand across the networks.

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    JAWA MADURA BALI

    DKI Jakarta
    Jawa Barat
    Jawa Tengah
    DIY Yogyakarta
    Jawa Timur
    Bali
    Strategic Power Plant Projects as follows:

    ❑ Large-scale PLTU using ultra supercritical


    technology that is environmentally friendly : PLTU
    Jawa Tengah, PLTU Jawa-1, Jawa-4, Jawa-7,
    Jawa-8, Jawa-9
    ❑ Large-scale PLTGU using highly efficient
    Demand
    Growth technology : PLTGU Jawa-1, Jawa-2, PLTGU
    Jawa-Bali 1
    ❑ PLTGU peaker uses new technology that has daily
    start-stop features and also functions as a flexible
    generation : PLTGU Grati Blok-3, PLTGU Muara
    Karang Blok-3
    ❑ Hydropower plant Pumped storage: Cisokan,
    Matenggeng, spread quota West Java (760MW)
    Problems with the Jawa-Bali system Problems solving

    o Realization of system operation decreased by 3.51% from the


    o The operation of the Balaraja-Kembangan SUTET to increase the stability
    previous year limit of generating outlets in Banten The
    o Stability that needs to be the main concern in the event of a o operation of the Tanjung Jati-Ungaran-Batang-Mandirancan-Indramayu-
    Deltamas SUTET to evacuate power plants and increase the stability limit
    disturbance that could cause widespread disruption of power transfer from central Java to western Java
    o Prevent similar events from happening 4 august 2019 (On 4 August o Regasification of power plants in the Bali subsystem , to reduce fuel
    consumption in Bali
    2019 at 11:50 WIB a number of areas in Jakarta, Banten, West Java, o Activation of free governor and automatic generation control at existing
    and parts of Central Java and its surroundings experienced power generators Update
    o grid code which includes requirements for spinning reserve, islanding,
    outages which affected 21 million customers) house load, and black start
    o Voltage excursions at several GITET in the western region and o Improve load shedding management, implementation of dynamic load
    shedding and protection of critical needs
    substations in the Java-Bali system related to the adequacy of reactive

    Taking into the revaluation of assets carried out by PLN in 2015, power plants whose technical age is already old will be
    15-20 years longer and are still considered as assets so that they are not retired until their accounting age expires. PLN
    will conduct an assessment of the power plant that is technically old so that it can operate for another 10-20 years through
    refurbishment, retrofit or life extension.
    Power Generation Planning in Jawa-Bali
    Other NRE
    16,9%

    PLTU PLTU 39,4%


    PLTP 8,9%
    PLTGU
    PLTA/PLTM
    PLTP
    Other NRE PLTA/PLTM
    20,1%

    PLTGU 15,8%

    Additional generating capacity in 2021-2030 is 21.4 GW or an average additional capacity


    of 2.1 GW per year, and Coal PLTU will dominate the type of power plant to be built

    Coal PLTU : 8.5 GW or 39.4 %


    PLTGU : 3.4 GW or 15.8%
    PLT Hydro : 4.3 GW or 20.1 %
    PLTP : 1.9 GW or 8.9 %
    other NRE : 3.4 GW or 16.9 % (PLTS: 2 .9 GW) (PLTB: 0.3GW) (PLTbio: 0.2GW)
    DKI Jakarta has 6 subsystems

    GITET Gandul and PLTGU Muara Karang : South Jakarta, Central


    Jakarta, parts of South Tangerang

    GITET Bekasi, GITET Priok and PLTGU Priok : North Jakarta, Central
    Jakarta, some areas of Bekasi

    GITET Cawang and GITET Depok : East Jakarta, Jakarta Central, South
    Jakarta

    GITET Cibinong : Bogor, Depok, parts of East Jakarta

    GITET Kembangan and GITET Duri Kosambi : West Jakarta, Central


    Jakarta, Tangerang

    GITET Depok : Depok, South Jakarta, Central Jakarta

    Average demand growth


    ❑ Optimistic 3.94%
    ❑ Moderate 3.72%

    In the development of power plants in Jakarta, Muara Karang PLTGU will be built which has
    daily start-stop facilities with a capacity of 500 MW (300 MW GT has been COD in 2020)
    Kepulauan Seribu electricity system roadmap

    2018
    Two distribution substations on the big Tidung island as an effort to
    improve the end voltage

    2019
    Medium-voltage marine cable channel (SKLTM) GH Tanjung Pasir -
    Untung Jawa Island circuit II along 5.7 km

    2020
    Development of electricity on the island Sebira by utilizing PLTS and
    hybrid generators

    in 2021-2029
    Development of electricity for tourist islands or resorts
    West Java Province consists of 7 subsystems

    o GITET South Bandung, GITET Ujungberung, PLTP Kamojang, and PLTP


    Banten province's electric power system consists of 3 subsystems Wayang Windu : Bandung City, Cimahi, Cianjur
    o GITET Cirata and PLTA Jatiluhur : Purwakarta, Subang, West Bandung
    o GITET Suralaya: Merak and Salira Industries o GITET Tasik Malaya and PLTP Darajat : Tasikmalaya, Garut , sumedang,
    o GITET Cilegon, PLTGU Cilegon, PLTU Labuan: Serang Regency, banjar, Ciamis
    o GITET Mandirancan : Cirebon, Kuningan, Indramayu, Majalengka
    Cilegon City, Pandeglang Regency, Lebak Regency.
    o GITET Cibatu : Tambun, Cikarang, Bekasi, Karawang
    o GITET Balaraja and PLTU Lontar : Tangerang City Regency, South o GITET Bekasi : Regency and City of Bekasi, part of Jakarta
    Tangerang
    Average demand growth
    Average demand growth BANTEN ❑ Optimistic 4.31% JAWA BARAT
    ❑ Optimistic 3.60% ❑ Moderate 3.92%
    ❑ Moderate 3.33%
    JAWA TENGAH

    YOGYAKARTA (DIY) Average demand growth


    ❑ Optimistic 5.38%
    ❑ Moderate 5.30%

    BALI

    Average demand growth


    ❑ Optimistic 4.64%
    ❑ Moderate 4.42%

    Central Java Province consists of 3 subsystems


    Power supplied from the Java-
    Bali marine cable supply of 400
    o GITET Ungaran and PLTGU Tambak Lorok : Semarang, Salatiga, Demak, Jepara,
    MW and a 150 kV generator of
    Rembang, Blora Pati, Batang, Pemalang, Pekalongan, Brebes, Kendal, Tegal
    944 MW consisting of a 372 MW
    o GITET Pedan, GITET Kesugihan : Surakarta, Wonosobo, Wonogiri , Tumenggung,
    fuel generator, 192 MW Average demand growth
    Magelang, Klaten, Wonosobo, Sragen, DIY
    LNG/BBM power plant, 380 MW ❑ Optimistic 6.66%
    o PLTU Cilacap : Cilacap, Banyumas, Purworejo, Purbalingga, Kebumen
    PLTU Celukan Bawang ❑ Moderate 6.51%
    JAWA TIMUR

    Average demand growth


    East Java province consists of 5 subsystems ❑ Optimistic 4.12%
    ❑ Moderate 4.14%
    o GITET Krian : Surabaya, Mojokerto
    o GITET Gresik and PLTG/PLTU Gresik : Gresik, Tuban, Lamongan,
    Pamekasan, Sumenep, Sampang, Bangkalan
    o GITET Grati and PLTGU Grati : Pasuruan, Probolinggo, Malang, Batu Map of village areas in islands that do not have electricity,
    o GITET Kediri and PLTA Spread: Kediri, Madiun, Mojokerto, Ponorogo,
    Pacitan and plans for PLT Hybrid to electrify islands in the Madura
    o GITET Paiton : Banyuwangi, Jember, Lumajang, Probolinggo, Jombang, archipelago.
    Nganjuk, Magetan, Situbondo, Bondowoso
    o GITET Ngimbang : Tuban, Bojonegoro, Paciran, Lamongan

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