A blog by Galih Eka Priminta

Tuesday, September 21, 2010

Problem of Indonesia Renewable Energy Development

Tuesday, September 21, 2010 Posted by Galih Eka Priminta , , , , , No comments
Indonesia is a country with enormous energy resource potential. But unfortunately Indonesia still has not able to optimize its resources, especially concerning energy supply to it citizen. Some of Indonesian citizens still do not have access to electricity and the rest of it does not have any guarantee on the availability of energy supply. Sometime we should prepare candle and generator to continue...

Monday, September 20, 2010

Building a National Electricity Grid can be done with Private, not Public, Money

Monday, September 20, 2010 Posted by Galih Eka Priminta , , , No comments
Washington, DC, September 20, 2010 - The benefits of a truly national electricity grid have been known for years. Advantages include increased reliability and efficiency, as well as the potential to transmit power generated from renewable sources across long distances. Despite the promise of cheap, abundant, and reliable electricity, significant financial and regulatory barriers to the development...

Chinese Firms Developing Solar Power Plants for Less Than 1 Yuan per kWh?

Monday, September 20, 2010 Posted by Galih Eka Priminta , , , , , No comments
A recent round of bids for utility-scale solar plants in China broke the 1 Yuan per kWh ($0.15 per kWh) threshold highlighting the government's push for clean energy at all costs.by Lou Schwartz, China StrategiesThe late August round of bids for utility-scale solar power projects in China yielded a new milestone in the economics of solar power in China: a sub-Yuan/kWh price for solar power....

Thursday, September 2, 2010