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Sanusi Satar, Freek van der Meer, geocap team

GEOCAP plan for increasing the role of Indonesian Human Resources in International Geothermal Industry

Bandung, ITB geothermal workshop 2016

IND coordinator:

INAGA

NL coordinator:

ITC

Advisory board:

BAPPENAS (chair)

MEMR

RISTEK DIKTI

Min. Foreign Affairs NL

Rector ITB

Rector UGM

Rector UI

INAGA

Proposed additional members:

BADIKLAT MEMR

Badan Geology

IF Technology

DNVGL

Institute Teknologi Bandung

Delft University of Technology

Department of Geo-Technology

Universitas Gadjah Mada

Universitas Indonesia

University of Twente

Faculty of ITC

University of Utrecht

Faculty of Geosciences – Department of Earth Sciences

Netherlands Organisation for Applied Scientific Research

Cooperating companies & Universities INAGA

GEOCAP : Geothermal capacity building program

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Objective of GEOCAP: increase the capacity of Indonesian Ministries, Local Government, Agencies, Public and Private Companies, and Knowledge Institutions in developing, exploring and utilization of geothermal energy resources and to assess and monitor its impact on the economy and the environment

Sustainability Knowledge to knowledge cooperation joint education double degree PhD Business to business cooperation Government to government cooperation

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National Geothermal Development Plan for Indonesia

• Issued by BAPPENAS 11 November 2011 • Upscale activities Geothermal Energy • Need Assessment trained personnel

• Scientific staff in Universities • National and local Government staff • Management and technical staff in Companies • 1.7 FTE per additional MW of GE installed

• Request from BAPPENAS to Netherlands for support in Capacity Building

• GEOCAP as a 6 m euro contribution to support geothermal capacity building

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GEOCAP overview

ITB International Geothermal Workshop 2015

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IIGCE 2015

Selected Activities in 2015

Workshop Train the Trainers in Utrecht September 2015

• Target group for the training defined: government, industry, academia and local stakeholder.

• IPR: During the lifetime of the project, training materials will only be accessed by training participants or through WP leaders. After the project ends training materials can be publicly accessed with registration.

• ALL training wp1 prepared the study guide and training module. Study guidelines are ready at the end of 2015 and early 2016.

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Workshop on Geothermal Reservoir Stimulation in Bandung Novermber 2015

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• Attended by 80 participants from industries and universities (24 institutions/industries)

• Presenters during the workshop: Chevron Geothermal Indonesia,

IF Technology Netherlands, Star Energy Geothermal Indonesia, TNO Netherlands, Institute Technology Bandung, TU-Delft and Schlumberger.

• First discussion on cooperation with Star Energy

Outreach in Tanzania

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• Workshop by ESMAP in supporting capacity building within Tanzania Geothermal Development Company (TGDC).

• Objective to create a forum for knowledge sharing among the key stakeholders in the energy and extractive resource sectors on the status of geothermal development in Tanzania.

• Prepare TZ for exploration drilling. • ITB and TNO join the workshop to share

about GEOCAP • Follow up: study visit to Indonesia.

Reports 2015

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Work Package

Report title Author (s)

2.05 Literature Survey of Stimulation Techniques in Geothermal Wells

Nenny Saptadji Sutopo

2.05 Literature evaluation of stimulation techniques worldwide & modelling thermal stimulation

Joost van den Broek Nick Buik

2.05 Hydrofracturing and acidizing: Data analysis and selection criteria for Wayang Windu Site

Fiorenza Deon Auke Barnhoorn

2.08 Draft - Analysis of existing geothermal law and regulation Mahesa

2.08 Characterizing and time series modelling of surface manifestation at geothermal system using Synthetic Aperture Radar (SAR) data

Asep Saepulloh

3.0 Draft – Geothermal resources assessment of the onshore North West Java Basin Pt 1 & 2

Setya Drana Harry Putra Suryantini

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Activities in 2016

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January February March WP 1.08 : workshop* with stakeholders in Jakarta WP 4.0 : workshop to define database in Jakarta WP 5.0 : advisory board meeting in Jakarta

WP 1.08 : workshop* with stakeholders in Jakarta WP 1.10 : workshop ITB geothermal in Bandung WP 2.06 : study visit WP 3.0 : workshop* market study WP 4.0 : study visit - scoping DIIU WP 5.0 : coordination meeting in Jogjakarta

April May June WP 1.06 : TTT with government officials for geothermal power plant development in Jakarta WP 2.07 : study visit to Indonesia WP 3.0 : workshop* market study

WP 1.04 : TTT in Bandung

July August September WP 2.08 : study visit in Bandung WP 1.03 : TTT* in Bandung

WP 1.01 : TTT geothermal geochemistry in Jogjakarta WP 1.01 : TTT remote sensing training in Jakarta/Flores WP 1.01 : TTT basin modelling module in Bandung WP 1.02 : TTT resource assessment in Bandung WP 1.02 : TTT magneto-tellurics in Jakarta WP 1.03 : TTT* in Bandung WP 1.05 : workshop geothermal turbine manufacturers in Jakarta WP 1.06 : workshop with industrials companies and government in Jakarta WP 1.10 : IIGCE 2016 WP 2.04 : Remote Sensing survey* in Flores WP 2.06 : workshop - stakeholder

WP 2.04 : Remote Sensing survey* WP 3.0 : workshop* market study WP 4.0 : workshop - data model in Utrecht WP 5.0 : coordination meeting and year plan in the Netherlands

October November December WP 1.08 : TTT in Jakarta WP 1.10 : Outreach to regional universities WP 2.03 : meeting IF – ITB in Arnhem WP 2.04 : Remote Sensing survey*

WP 1.05 : workshop develop example case studies for failure mechanism in geothermal power WP 2.04 : Remote Sensing survey* in Flores WP 2.07 : study visit to the Netherlands WP 5.0 : Symposium mid-term symposium and advisory board meeting

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Training overview (1) Work

Package Course title/focus Target Group

1.01. Remote Sensing Geochemistry Magnetotelluric Regional geologic-thermal modelling of sedimentary basins Project resources assessment in sedimentary basin in low-medium enthalpy

Academicians and government

1.02

1.03 Design, Operation, and Integrity of Geothermal Well Industries and academics

1.04 Geothermal Reservoir and Production Engineering Knowledge and Skills Industries and academicians

1.05 Visit Dieng liaise with needs of Industry Industries and academicians

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Training overview (2) Work

Package Course title/focus Target Group

1.06 Government Policy-making and decision-making for geothermal projects Energy policy framework: broader perspective of renewable energy market, role of GT. Understanding GT policy framework, government take + investment climate, learning + updating. Authority decision criteria and decision-making: tendering, licensing and permitting, COD, financial closure. Possibly also: subsidies, guarantees, govt. participation. Interaction with company decision-making.

Central govt. policy-makers, Competent Authority licensing and permitting decision-makers. Industry representatives.

1.07 Company decision-making for geothermal projects Framing the problem. Decision and Risk Analysis: methods, multi-criteria, techno-economic models, production forecasting, uncertainty, sensitivity analysis, risk mitigation, value of information, value of flexibility. Decision-gate process, project maturation. Corporate portfolio analysis. Multi-stakeholder analysis.

Corporate decision-makers, company engineering / corporate planning staff, company economists. Government representatives.

1.08 Increase the capacity of staff working in the field of SEA for Geothermal Energy (GE) as a tool to enhance logic, efficiency, effectiveness, transparency and adequate stakeholder involvement for sustainable GTE planning and decision-making in Indonesia

Government, Industries, Academicians and local stakeholders

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Courses advertised at www.geocap.nl

Engaging Outreach program (1)

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Workshop and

Train the Trainers

ITB

UGM

UI

Universitas Manado

Udayana University

Universitas Lampung

Universitas Sam Ratulangi

Industries: • Star Energy • Chevron • PGE • OTP • Supreme Energy • GEODIPA

BAPPENAS RISTEK DIKTI

BADIKLAT ESDM UNPAD

UNDIP

UPN

UNSYIAH

Universitas ANDALAS

Universitas KHAIRUN

USAKTI UNBRAW

ITS

USU

UNPATI

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Outreach program (2)

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PhD Joint Degree Program

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• Tuition fee • Living allowance in IND • Living allowance in NL

• Field work and surveys • Conferences • Laboratory data analysis • Summer school on leadership

Solving real geothermal development issues

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PhD research • Joint degree (one NL and one IND university partner) • Sandwich constructions (part in IND, part in NL) • Possibility to encage with IND and NL industry and

knowledge institutions • Real world problems and data sets encouraged

PhD topics (aug 2015)

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PhD topic IND NL PhD

Candidates A geodynamic based approach for geothermal resources assessment on the island of Flores

UGM Utrecht University University of Twente

Ahmad Fauzi Purwandono

Hydro-fracturing and acidizing for well stimulation in geothermal exploration in Indonesia

ITB Technical University of Delft Utrecht University

Mayestica de Jong

Assessment and analysis of seismic data in West Java Papandayan volcano area

ITB Technical University of Delft Utrecht University

Riskiray Nugroho

A regional tectonics based approach for geothermal resources assessment: the Sumatra fault

UI Utrecht University University of Twente

Lukman Sutrisno

Mullti-Risk Assessment in Geothermal Area UGM University of Twente Astisiari

Spatial planning for sustainable development of geothermal energy UI University of Twente Jarot Mulyo Semedi

Starts in Aug/Sept 2016

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Inventory of direct use potential

Low – medium enthalpy geothermal resources • Temperature: < 200°C • Resources:

• Surface manifestations • Geothermal waste heat • Sedimentary basins • Volcanic

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Surface manifestations

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Hot spring Other (e.g. fumarol, mud pool…)

Hot springs • 27 locations • 54 hot springs • 20 kW – 4 MW • 30 - 100°C

Waste heat power plants

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Waste heat • 5 locations • 20 MW – 185 MW • 45 - 175°C

Brine Condensate Brine and condensate

West Java Basin – Baturaja aquifer

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Thermal power [MW]

West Java Basin – Talang Akar aquifer

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Thermal power [MW]

Market survey

• Low – medium enthalpy for: • Direct use • Electricity production (ORC) • Cooling

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Direct use - existing

Market Temperature Type Location

Catfish farming 40°C Commercial Lampung

Warm bathing 43-45°C Commercial West/Central/East Java, Bengkulu

Mushroom & potato cultivation 60-65°C Pilot Pangalengan

Mushroom cultivation 60-65°C Pilot Kamojang

Cacao & coconut drying 60-80°C Pilot Way Ratai

Tea drying 98-120°C Pilot Pangalengan

Palm sugar processing 107-110°C Commerical Lahendong

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Mushroom Potato Tea Milk Textile

Bathing Biogas Leather Soft drink Milk

Bathing

Fruit Vegetable

Leather

Fruit Vegetable

Biofuel Cane sugar Milk

Bathing Milk processing Cane sugar Biofuel

Fish farming Fish drying Tea Brick Wood Cloce Coconut Soft drink

Direct use - potential

Match source - demand

• 26 small-medium enterprises • 10 kW – 3.000 kW • 55 – 150°C • Milk industry • Textile industry • Tea industry • Vertiver oil • More food industry…

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Match source - demand

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Industry Jakarta

Jababeka Industrial

Estate Karawang

International Industry City

Temperature [°C]

Next steps

• Workshop opportunities and barriers • End users • (local) government • Geothermal operators

• Identify source - large enterprise matches • Perform quick scans feasibilty

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Direct use & low enthalpy sources • Significant for:

• Process heat for companies like FrieslandCampina, Danone, Heineken

• Drying of crops like tea • Electricity on remote locations

(replace diesel) by using an ORC on low enthalpy source (Dutch technology)

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Geothermal database

mechanical models

temperature models thermoGIS temp models

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Visit us!

• ITB workshop IIGW 2016 • IIGCE 2016 • Training and workshops • Suggested venues, meeting etc

Visit us: www.geocap.nl Email us: geocap-itc@utwente.nl

GEOCAP team

GEOCAP