Australian businessmen are interested to participate in energy development in Indonesia. Some Australian companies have submitted interest in the development of Geothermal Power Plant.
This was stated by representatives of Australian businessmen at Renewable Energy Forum held in Queensland, Australia, quoted from the official site Ministry of Energy and Mineral Resources, Sunday (7 March 2010).
In a forum that brings the Indonesian delegation to the Australian private sector engaged in the energy sector, the Indonesian delegation led by Minister of Energy and Mineral Resources Saleh Zahedy Darwin, and was accompanied by Director General of Oil and Gas, DG Minerbapabum, Dirtekling Minerbapabum, Special Staff Officials, Representative Director General LPE, President Director of Pertamina, as well as mining entrepreneurs, businessmen CBM, and other private belonging to the Indonesian Chamber of Commerce.
Some Australian companies are interested is the Integrated Renewable Energy Solutions, Pulse Energy, Thiess and SKM to convey that they have sufficient experience in the development of infrastructure such as geothermal energy, solar, algae, and micro hydro energy.
In particular, the Australian businessman also told about his desire to develop biomass for power generation.
Minister of Energy and Mineral Resources also opined, the current regulation is very much to give incentives for energy development company in Indonesia, with conditions still need to involve local parties, especially for constructing the small capacity under 10 MW.
Sendiripun Indonesia has had a system of feed-in-tariff and currently drafting a draft government regulation on Renewable Energy in order to encourage the implementation level, either commercially or in programs to increase access of modern energy to the community.
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