List of power stations in Indonesia

The following lists some of the larger power stations in Indonesia. Data are not included for a large number of small isolated plants (mostly diesel) in the Outer Islands. In total, the PLN operated over 5,000 plants across Indonesia in 2010 of which over 4,500 were small diesel plants outside of Java. For further details about existing capacity and operations of the electricity sector, see information about the state-owned Indonesian electricity company Perusahaan Listrik Negara.

## Non-renewable

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### Thermal

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Thermal power is the largest source of power in Indonesia. There are different types of thermal power plants based on the fuel used to generate the steam such as coal, gas, diesel, etc. About 85% of electricity consumed in Indonesia is generated by thermal power plants.

#### Bituminous coal or lignite

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##### Existing

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Note: IPP means independent power producer.

Power station | Location | District | Province | Region | Coordinates | Capacity per unit
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Bukit Asam coal-fired | Tanjung Enim | Muara Enim | South Sumatra | Sumatra |  | 4 x 65 | 260 | PT. PLN | Government | Boiler from Stein, turbines from Rateau and generators from GEC Alstom | [1]
Paiton (PLN) coal-fired | Paiton | Probolinggo | East Java | Java-Bali | 7°42′56″S 113°35′06″E﻿ / ﻿7.7155°S 113.5849°E﻿ / -7.7155; 113.5849﻿ (Paiton (PLN)) | 2 x 400 | 800 | PT. PLN | Government | Boiler from ABB Combustion Engineering, turbines and generators from Toshiba | [2]
Ombilin coal-fired | Ombilin | Sawahlunto | West Sumatra | Sumatra |  | 2 x 100 | 200 | PT. PLN | Government | Boiler from Stein, turbines and generators from GEC Alstom | [1]
Suralaya coal-fired  | Suralaya  | Cilegon | Banten | Java-Bali  |  | 4 x 400
3 x 600  | 3,400  | PT. Indonesia Power | Government  | Boiler from Babcock & Wilcox Canada, turbines from MHI Japan; generators from Mitsubishi Electric Co. |
Suralaya Baru coal-fired | Suralaya | Cilegon | Banten | Java-Bali | 5°53′31″N 106°01′48″E﻿ / ﻿5.892°N 106.03°E﻿ / 5.892; 106.03﻿ (Suralaya Power Station) | 1 x 625 | 625 | PT. Indonesia Power | Government | Boiler from Shanghai Co. Ltd, turbines and generators from Shanghai Co. Ltd | [3][4]
Paiton | Paiton | Probolinggo | East Java | Java-Bali |  | 2 x 670
2 x 610
1 x 850 | 2,300 | PT. Paiton Energy (IPP) | Private | Boiler supplied by ABB, turbines and generators supplied by GE | [4]
Tanjung Jati-B I coal-fired | Bangsri | Jepara | East Java | Java-Bali |  | 2 x 662 | 1,320 | PT. Central Java Power (IPP) | Private | Boiler supplied by Babcock & Wilcox, turbines and generators supplied by Toshiba | [4]
Tanjung Jati-B II coal-fired | Bangsri | Jepara | East Java | Java-Bali |  | 2 x 662 | 1,320 | PT. Central Java Power (IPP) | Private | Boiler supplied by Mitsubishi Heavy Industry, turbines and generators supplied by Toshiba | [4]
Cirebon coal-fired | Kanci Kulon | Cirebon | West Java | Java-Bali | 6°46′13″S 108°36′54″E﻿ / ﻿6.7704°S 108.6151°E﻿ / -6.7704; 108.6151﻿ (Cirebon Steam Power Plant) | 1 x 660 | 660 | PT. Cirebon Electric Power (IPP) | Private | Boiler, turbines and generators supplied by Doosan Heavy Industries and Construction Co., Ltd. | [4]
Cilacap | Karangkandri | Cilacap | Central Java | Java-Bali | 07°40′31.20″S 109°05′47.40″E﻿ / ﻿7.6753333°S 109.0965000°E﻿ / -7.6753333; 109.0965000 | 2 x 300 | 600 | PT. Sumber Segara Primadaya (IPP) | Government | Boiler supplied by Dongfang Electric Corp. Ltd, turbines and generators supplied by Dongfang Electric Corp. Ltd |
Cilacap Adipala coal-fired | Adipala | Cilacap | Central Java | Java-Bali |  | 1 x 660 | 660 | PT. Indonesia Power | Government | Boiler supplied by Shanghai Electric Corp. Ltd, turbines and generators supplied by Shanghai Electric Corp. Ltd | [4]
Indramayu coal-fired | Sumur Adem | Indramayu | West Java | Java-Bali |  | 3 x 330 | 990 | PT. PLN | Government | Boiler supplied by Babcock & Wilcox Beijing Co., turbines and generators supplied by Beijing Beizhong | [4]
Pacitan coal-fired | Sukorejo | Pacitan | East Java | Java-Bali |  | 2 x 315 | 630 | PT. PLN | Government | Boiler supplied by Dongfang Electric Corp. Ltd, turbines and generators supplied by Dongfang Electric Corp. Ltd | [4]
Tarahan coal-fired | Tarahan | South Lampung | Lampung | Sumatra |  | 2 x 100 | 200 | PT. PLN | Government | Boiler supplied by Jinan Co. Ltd, turbines and generators supplied by Wuhan Co. Ltd |
Labuan coal-fired | Labuan | Pandeglang | Banten | Java-Bali |  | 2 x 300 | 600 | PT. Indonesia Power | Government | Boiler supplied by Dongfang Electric Corp. Ltd, turbines and generators supplied by Dongfang Electric Corp. Ltd |
Labuhan Angin coal-fired | Labuhan Angin | Central Tapanuli | North Sumatra | Sumatra |  | 2 x 115 | 230 | PT. PLN | Government | Boiler supplied by Foster Wheeler, turbines and generators supplied by Shanghai Turbine Co. Ltd. | [5]
Lontar coal-fired | Lontar, Teluk Naga | Tangerang | Banten | Java-Bali |  | 3 x 315 | 945 | PT. Indonesia Power | Government | Boiler supplied by Dongfang Electric Corp. Ltd, turbines and generators supplied by Dongfang Electric Corp. Ltd |
Pelabuhan Ratu coal-fired | Pelabuhan Ratu | Sukabumi | West Java | Java-Bali |  | 3 x 350 | 1050 | PT. Indonesia Power | Government | Boiler supplied by Shanghai Electric Corp. Ltd, turbines and generators supplied by Shanghai Electric Corp. Ltd | [6]
Rembang coal-fired | Sluke | Rembang | Central Java | Java-Bali | 06°38′18.21″S 111°28′27.41″E﻿ / ﻿6.6383917°S 111.4742806°E﻿ / -6.6383917; 111.4742806 | 2 x 315 | 630 | PT. PLN | Government | Boiler supplied by Dongfang Electric Corp. Ltd, turbines and generators supplied by Dongfang Electric Corp. Ltd | [4]
Bangka Belitung 3 coal-fired | Air Anyir | Bangka | Bangka Belitung | Sumatera |  | 2 x 30 | 60 | PT. BMP (IPP) | Government |  |
Total |  |  |  |  |  | 50 | 18,630 |  |  |

##### Proposed or under construction

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Java 4 coal-fired | Tubanan, Kembang | Jepara | Central Java | Java-Bali | 2 x 1000 | 2,000 | PT. Bhumi Jati Power | Private | [7]
Java 7 coal-fired | Kramatwatu | Serang | Banten | Java-Bali | 2 x 1000 | 2,000 | PT. Shenhua Guohua Pembangkitan Jawa Bali | Private | [8]
Central Java coal-fired (by the end of 2016) | Ujungnegoro | Batang | Central Java | Java-Bali | 2 x 1000 | 2,000 | PT. Bhimasena Power Indonesia | Private | [9]
Tanjung Awar-Awar coal-fired | Kaliuntu | Tuban | East Java | Java-Bali | 2 x 350 | 700 | PT. PLN | Government | Boiler supplied by Babcock & Wilcox Beijing Co., turbines and generators supplied by Beijing Beizhong
Madura coal-fired |  | Pamekasan | East Java | Java-Bali | 2 x 100 | 200 | PT. PLN | Government |
Bojonegara coal-fired | Bojonegara | Cilegon | Banten | Java-Bali | 3 x 740 | 2,220 | PT. PLN | Government |
Tanjung Jati-A coal-fired | Cirebon | Cirebon | West Java | Java-Bali | 2 x 660 | 1,320 | PT. Bakrie Power | Private |
Nusa Penida coal-fired |  | Nusa Penida | Bali | Java-Bali | 2 x 100 | 200 | PT. PLN | Government |
Anyer coal-fired | Anyer |  | Banten | Java-Bali | 1 x 330 | 330 | PT. PLN | Government |
Kuala Tanjung coal-fired | Kuala Tanjung |  | South Sumatra | Sumatra | 2 x 112 | 224 | PT. Ranyza Energi | Private |
Banjarsari coal-fired | Banjarsari | Lahat | South Sumatra | Sumatra | 2 x 100 | 200 | PT. Bukit Pembangkit Innovative | Private |
Banyuasin coal-fired | Banyuasin | Banyuasin | South Sumatra | Sumatra | 2 x 100 | 200 | PT. Banyuasin Power Energy | Private |
Baturaja coal-fired | Baturaja | Ogan Komering Ulu | South Sumatra | Sumatra | 2 x 100 | 200 | PT. Priamanaya Power Energi | Private |
Simpang Belimbing coal-fired | Gunung Raja | Muara Enim | South Sumatra | Sumatra | 2 x 150 | 300 | PT. GH EMMI | Private |
Arahan coal-fired | Arahan | Muara Enim | South Sumatra | Sumatra | 4 x 600 | 2,400 | PT. PLN | Government |
Central Bangko coal-fired | Bangko Tengah | Muara Enim | South Sumatra | Sumatra | 4 x 620 | 2,480 | PT. BA & CHD (China)[7] | Private |
West Kalimantan 1 coal-fired | Tanjung Gundul | Bengkayang | West Kalimantan | Kalimantan | 2 x 100 | 200 | PT. GCL Indotenaga | Government - private |
Tanjung coal-fired | Tanjung | Tabalong | South Kalimantan | Kalimantan | 2 x 55 | 110 | PT. PLN | Government |
Total |  |  |  |  | 34 | 17,264 |  |  |

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Power station | Location | District | Province | Region | Coordinates | Capacity per unit
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Bekasi | West Java |  |  |  |  |  | 130 |  |  |
Betara | Lampung |  |  |  |  |  | 70 |  |  |
Grati CCGT | Grati | Pasuruan | East Java | Java-Bali | 7°39′06″S 113°01′28″E﻿ / ﻿7.6517°S 113.0244°E﻿ / -7.6517; 113.0244﻿ (Grati CCGT) | 3 x 100.75 GTPP; 3 x 100.75 SPP; 1 x 159.58 CCPP | 764 | PT. Indonesia Power | Government | [10][11]
Gresik CCGT | Gresik | Gresik | East Java | Java-Bali | 7°09′48″S 112°39′41″E﻿ / ﻿7.1633°S 112.6615°E﻿ / -7.1633; 112.6615﻿ (Gresik CCGT) | 4 x GTPP; 4 x SPP; 3 x CCPP | 2,255 | PT. Pembangkitan Jawa Bali | Government | [12]
Muara Tawar CCGT | Tarumajaya | Bekasi | West Java | Java-Bali | 06°05′09.37″S 106°59′48.15″E﻿ / ﻿6.0859361°S 106.9967083°E﻿ / -6.0859361; 106.9967083﻿ (Muara Tawar CCGT) | 2 x GTPP; 3 x CCPP | 920 | PT. Pembangkitan Jawa Bali | Government |
Muara Karang CCGT | Muara Karang | North Jakarta | DKI Jakarta | Java-Bali | 6°06′31″S 106°47′16″E﻿ / ﻿6.1087°S 106.7877°E﻿ / -6.1087; 106.7877﻿ (Muara Karang CCGT) | 5 x STPP; 1 x CCPP | 1,208 | PT. Pembangkitan Jawa Bali | Government | [13][14]
Palembang Timur | South Sumatra |  |  |  |  |  | 150 |  |  |
PLTG Senipah | Senipah | Kutai Kartanegara | East Kalimantan  | Kalimantan  |  | 2x 46 GTG | 92 | PT. Kertanegara Energi Perkasa | IPP |
PLTG/MG Kalbar Peaker | Parit Baru | Mempawah | West Kalimantan | Kalimantan |  | 100 | 100 | PT. PLN | Government | 2019
Sengkang | South Sulawesi |  |  |  |  |  | 150 |  |  |
Tambak Lorok CCGT | Tambak Lorok | Semarang | Central Java | Java-Bali |  | 6 x 109.65 GTPP; 2 x 50 SPP; 1 x 200 SPP; 2 x 188 CCPP | 1,334 | PT. Indonesia Power | Government |
Tanjung Priok CCGT | Tanjung Priok | North Jakarta | DKI Jakarta | Java-Bali |  | 2 x 26 GTPP; 2 x 48.8 GTPP; 2 x 50 SPP; 6 x 130 CCGT; 2 x 200 CCGT | 1,430 | PT. Indonesia Power | Government |
Senayan Diesel  | Senayan  | Jakarta  | DKI Jakarta  | Java-Bali  | -6.2160361, 106.7953257  | 6 x 2.52  | 15  | PT. Indonesia Power  | Government  |
PLTU 400 MW  | Ciwandan  | Cilegon  | Banten  | Java-Bali  |  | 5 x 80 STG  | 400 MW  | PT. Krakatau Daya Listrik  | SOE  |
PLTGU 120 MW  | Ciwandan  | Cilegon  | Banten  | Java-Bali  |  | 2 x 39 GTG; 1 x 43 STG  | 120 MW  | PT. Krakatau Daya Listrik  | SOE  |
Total |  |  |  |  |  | 68 | 8,446 |  |  |

## Renewable

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### Geothermal

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Note: IPP means independent power producer.

Power station | Location | District | Province | Region | Capacity per unit
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Kamojang geothermal | Kamojang | Garut | West Java | Java-Bali | Unit I = 30
Unit II = 55
Unit III = 55
Unit IV = 60
Unit V = 35 | 235 | PT. Indonesia Power | Government | Unit IV 63 MW turbine capacity and 80 MVA generator capacity both from Fuji Electric, Kawasaki, Japan[15]
Darajat geothermal | Kamojang | Garut | West Java | Java-Bali | Unit I = 55 | 55 | PT. Indonesia Power | Government |
Darajat geothermal | Kamojang | Garut | West Java | Java-Bali | Unit II = 90
Unit III = 110 | 200 | PT. Pertamina, Chevron Geothermal Indonesia, Ltd
(IPP) | Private | Turbines Unit II = 81.3 MW & Unit III = 110 MW and generators Unit II = 101.625 MVA & Unit III = 137.5 MVA both supplied by Fuji Electric, Kawasaki, Japan[16]
Gunung Salak geothermal | Parung Kuda | Sukabumi | West Java | Java-Bali | 3 x 60 | 180 | PT. Indonesia Power | Government | Turbines @ 55 MW and generators @ 55 MVA both supplied by Ansaldo Energia, Italy[17]
Gunung Salak geothermal | Parung Kuda | Sukabumi | West Java | Java-Bali | 3 x 55 | 165 | Chevron Geothermal Salak Ltd and Dayabumi Salak Pratama Ltd (IPP) | Private | Turbines @ 59.5 MW and generators @ 74.375 MVA both from Fuji Electric, Kawasaki, Japan
Ulubelu Geothermal Power Station  | Ulubelu | Tanggamus | Lampung | Sumatra | 2 x 55 | 110 | PT. PLN | Government | Turbines 2 x 55 MW and generators 2 x 55 MVA both from Fuji Electric, Kawasaki, Japan[18]
Wayang Windu geothermal | Pengalengan | Bandung | West Java | Java-Bali | 1 x 110
1 x 117
( 1 x 127 by mid-2013 ) | 227 | PT. Pertamina and Magma Nusantara Ltd. (IPP) | Private | Turbines 110 MW & 117 MW and generators 2 x 137.5 MVA both from Fuji Electric, Kawasaki, Japan[19]
Dieng geothermal | Dieng | Banjarnegara | Central Java | Java-Bali | 1 x 60 | 60 | PT. Geo Dipa Energi (IPP) | Private |
Lahendong geothermal | Lahendong | Minahasa | North Sulawesi | Sulawesi | Unit I = 20
Unit II = 20
Unit III = 20
Unit IV = 20 | 80 | PT. PLN | Government | * Unit I: turbines = 20 MW and generator = 25 MVA both from Alstom[20]
* Unit II: turbines = 20 MW and generator = 25 MVA both from Fuji Electric, Kawasaki, Japan[21]
* Unit III: turbines = 20 MW and generator = 25 MVA both from Fuji Electric, Kawasaki, Japan[22]
* Unit IV: turbines = 20 MW and generator = 25 MVA both supplied by Fuji Electric, Kawasaki, Japan[23]
Sibayak geothermal | Sibayak | Karo | North Sumatra | Sumatra | 2 x 5.65 | 11.3 | PT. Dizamatara Powerindo
(IPP) | Private | Turbines @ 5.85 MW and generators @ 6 MVA, 5.65 MW at PF 0.94[24]
Patuha geothermal | Patuha | Bandung | West Java | Java-Bali | Unit 1 = 55 | 55
(by-mid 2014) | PT. Geo Dipa Energi
(IPP) | Private | Turbines Unit 1 = 60 MW and generator Unit 1 = 75 MVA both supplied by Toshiba[25]
Total |  |  |  |  | 19 | 1,344 |  |  |

### Hydroelectric

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Note: IPP means independent power producer.

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Agam hydro | Batang Agam | Agam | West Sumatra | Sumatra | 3 x 3.5 | 10 | PT. PLN | Government | Turbines @ 3.55 MW and generators @ 3.95 MVA both supplied by Ebara
Maninjau hydro | Maninjau | Agam | West Sumatra | Sumatra | 4 x 17 | 68 | PT. PLN | Government | Turbines @ 17.4 MW and generators @ 20 MVA both supplied by Toshiba
Singkarak hydro | Singkarak | Solok | West Sumatra | Sumatra | 4 x 43.75 | 175 | PT. PLN | Government | Turbines @ 43.75 MW supplied by VoestAlpine and generators @ 52 MVA supplied by ELIN (now ANDRITZ Hydro)
Koto Panjang hydro | Koto Panjang | Kampar | Riau | Sumatra | 3 x 38 | 114 | PT. PLN | Government | Turbines @ 39.4 MW supplied by Kvaerner Boving and generators @ 45 MVA supplied by ELIN (now ANDRITZ Hydro)
Test I hydro | Tes | Rejang Lebong | Bengkulu | Sumatra | 4 x 4 | 16 | PT. PLN | Government | Turbines @ 4.7 MW supplied by Ansaldo Energia
Musi hydro | Ujanmas Atas | Kepahiang | Bengkulu | Sumatra | 3 x 70 | 210 | PT. PLN | Government | Turbines @ 70 MW and generators @ 86 MVA both supplied by VA Tech Hydro (now ANDRITZ Hydro)
Besai hydro | Sumberjaya | West Lampung | Lampung | Sumatra | 2 x 45 | 90 | PT. PLN | Government | Turbines @ 46.4 MW and generators @ 53 MVA both supplied by VA Tech Hydro (now ANDRITZ Hydro)
Batutegi hydro | Tanggamus | West Lampung | Lampung | Sumatra | 2 x 14 | 28 | PT. PLN | Government | Turbines @ 14.2 MW and generators @ 15.7 MVA both supplied by Toshiba
Lau Renun hydro | Silalahi | Dairi | North Sumatra | Sumatra | 2 x 41 | 82 | PT. PLN | Government | Turbines @ 41 MW and generators @ 47.5 MVA both supplied by VA Tech Hydro (now ANDRITZ Hydro)
Sipansihaporas hydro | Sipansihaporas | Central Tapanuli | North Sumatra | Sumatra | 1 x 33
1 x 17 | 50 | PT. PLN | Government | Power Station 1 = Turbines 34 MW by Meiden, Japan and generator 39 MVA by Toshiba
Power Station 2 = 17.6 MW Meiden, Japan and generator 20 MVA by Toshiba[26]
Asahan I hydro | Parmaksian | Toba Samosir | North Sumatra | Sumatra | 2 x 90 | 180 | PT. Bajradaya Sentranusa
(IPP) | Private | Turbines and generators supplied by Dongfang Electric Corp. Ltd
Asahan III hydro | Pintu Pohan Meranti | Toba Samosir | North Sumatra | Sumatra | 2 x 87 | 174 | PT. PLN | Government |
Sigura-gura hydro | Simorea | Asahan | North Sumatra | Sumatra | 4 x 71.50 | 286 | PT. Inalum | Private | Turbines @ 71.5 MW and generators @ 80 MVA both supplied by Toshiba
Tangga hydro | Tangga | Asahan | North Sumatra | Sumatra | 4 x 79.25 | 317 | PT. Inalum | Private | Turbines @ 81.1 MW supplied by Hitachi Ltd. and generators @ 90 MVA supplied by Mitsubishi Electric
Wampu hydro | Kota Buluh | Karo | North Sumatra | Sumatra | 3 x 15 | 45 | PT. Wampu Electric Power
(IPP) | Private |
Kerinci hydro | Batang Merangin | Kerinci | Jambi | Sumatra | 6 x 30 | 180 | PT. PLN | Government | Turbines @ 30 MW and generators @ 33.33 MVA[27]
Saguling hydro | Rajamandala | Cimahi | West Java | Java-Bali | 4 x 175.18 | 701 | PT. Indonesia Power | Government | Turbines @ 175.18 MW supplied by Toshiba and Generators @ 194? MVA supplied by Mitsubishi Electric Co,.
Cirata hydro | Plered | Purwakarta | West Java | Java-Bali | 8 x 126 | 1,008 | PT. Pembangkitan Jawa Bali | Government | Turbines @ 129.6 MW supplied by VoestAlpine and generators @ 140 MVA supplied by ELIN (now ANDRITZ Hydro)
Jatiluhur hydro | Jatiluhur | Purwakarta | West Java | Java-Bali | 6 x 31 | 186 | PT. Jasa Tirta II | Government | Turbines @ 32.3 MW supplied by NEYRPIC and generators @ 35 MVA supplied by GEC Alsthom Jeumont
PB. Sudirman hydro | Mrica | Banjarnegara | Central Java | Java-Bali | 3 x 60.3 | 181 | PT. Indonesia Power | Government | Turbines supplied by Boving and generators supplied by ASEA
Sutami hydro | Karangkates | Malang | East Java | Java-Bali | 3 x 35 | 105 | PT. Pembangkitan Jawa Bali | Government |
Wlingi hydro | Wlingi | Malang | East Java | Java-Bali | 2 x 27 | 54 | PT. Pembangkitan Jawa Bali | Government |
Tonsea Lama hydro | Tondano | Minahasa | North Sulawesi | Sulawesi | 1 x 4.44
1 x 4.50
1 x 5.44 | 14 | PT. PLN | Government |
Tanggari I & II hydro | Tondano | Minahasa | North Sulawesi | Sulawesi | 1 x 17.20
1 x 19 | 36 | PT. PLN | Government |
Bakaru I & II hydro | Bakaru | Pinrang | South Sulawesi | Sulawesi | 2 x 63
1 x 65 | 191 | PT. PLN | Government |
Larona hydro | Soroako | East Luwu | South Sulawesi | Sulawesi | 3 x 65 | 195 | INCO | Private | Turbines @ 67.3 MW supplied by Sulzer & GE and generators @ 85 MVA supplied by Hitachi & VA Tech Hydro
Balambano hydro | Soroako | East Luwu | South Sulawesi | Sulawesi | 2 x 70 | 140 | INCO | Private | Turbines @ 68.5 MW and generators @ 80.6 MVA both supplied by Canadian General Electric
Karebbe hydro | Soroako | East Luwu | South Sulawesi | Sulawesi | 2 x 66 | 132 | INCO | Private | Turbines @ 63.7 MW and generators @ 78 MVA both supplied by VA Tech Hydro (now ANDRITZ Hydro)
Pamona 2 hydro | Pamona Utara | Poso | Central Sulawesi | Sulawesi | 4 x 65 | 260 | PT. Poso Energi
(IPP) | Private | Turbines @ 66.66 MW and generators @ 72.2 MVA[27]
Riam Kanan hydro | Aranio | Martapura | South Kalimantan | Kalimantan | 3 x 10 | 30 | PT. PLN | Government | Turbines @ 10.5 MW and generators @ 11 MVA both supplied by Fuji Electric Co,. Ltd, Japan[28]
Total |  |  |  |  | 88 | 4,755 |  |  |

### Pumped-storage hydroelectric

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Currently under construction or planned:[29]

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Upper Cisokan pumped storage hydro (COD 2015) | Cianjur
Cisokan river and Cirumamis river | Cianjur and
Bandung Barat | West Java | Java-Bali | 4 x 260 MW pump turbine or
4 x 275 MVA motor generator | 1,040 MW pump turbine or
1,100 MVA motor generator | PT. PLN | Government |
Matenggeng pumped storage hydro (COD 2020) | Majenang
Cijolang river and Cimancing river | Ciamis | West Java | Java-Bali | 2 x 443 MW pump turbine or
2 x 460 MVA motor generator | 886 MW pump turbine or
920 MVA motor generator | PT. PLN | Government |
Grindulu pumped storage hydro (COD 2021) | Tegalombo | Pacitan | East Java | Java | 4 x 260 MW pump turbine or
4 x 75 MVA motor generator | 1,040 MW pump turbine or
1,100 MVA motor generator | PT. PLN | Government | [30]
Kali Konto pumped storage hydro (COD 2027) | Bandar Kedungmulyo | Jombang | East Java | Java-Bali | 4 x 260 MW pump turbine or
4 x 275 MVA motor generator | 1,040 MW pump turbine or
1,100 MVA motor generator | PT. PLN | Government |
Lake Toba pumped storage hydro (COD 2020) | Toba | Toba Samosir | North Sumatera | Sumatera | 4 x 110 MW pump turbine or
4 x 125 MVA motor generator | 490 MW pump turbine or
500 MVA motor generator | PT. PLN | Government |
Total |  |  |  |  | 18 Units | 1364 MW pump turbine or
4,720 MVA motor generator |  |  |

### Wind

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Sidrap |  | Sidenreng | South Sulawesi | Sulawesi |  | 75 |  |  | [31]
Jeneponto  |  | Jeneponto | South Sulawesi | Sulawesi  |  | 72  |  |  | [32]

### Solar

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Cirata floating solar | Cirata Dam | Sidenreng | West Java | Java-Bali | 192 |  |  | In development[33][34]
Batam floating solar  | Duriangkang Reservoir  | Batam | Riau Islands | Sumatra  | 2200  |  |  | In development[35][36]
Silungkang solar plant  | Wineru Village  | North Minahasa | North Sulawesi | Sulawesi  | 21  |  |  |

## See also

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* energy portal
* Indonesia portal

* Energy in Indonesia
* List of largest power stations in the world

## References

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1. Large Scale Hydropower Plants in Indonesia by Indonesia Hydro Consult (http://www.arcgis.com/apps/OnePane/basicviewer/index.html?appid=65ed8bc862bd4af09c375d49f9d389d4)
2. Small Scale Hydropower Plants in Indonesia by Indonesia Hydro Consult (http://www.arcgis.com/apps/OnePane/basicviewer/index.html?appid=2dffb753a63142b0bf7075389414daae)

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