Economic Aspects of Geothermal Development in Indonesia
- Location
- Java; Gunung Salak, Indonesia; Kawah Kamojang, Indonesia
- Conference
- New Zealand Geothermal Workshop
- Year
- 1990
- Session
- Field Studies
- Language
- English
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Abstract
In accordance with its policy of diversifying energy sources, the Government of Indonesia is very keen to develop the country's abundant geothermal energy resources. Two geothermal development systems have been established, these are PERTAMINA'S own operation, and Joint Operation Contract systems. This paper discuss the economic aspects of those development systems with steam pricing as a major issue. In price setting policy the factors to be considered are not just based on the financial and the aspects, but also the point of view.
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