C7.3 Pengembangan Sarana Kelistrika

C7.3 Pengembangan Sarana Kelistrikan
Rencana pembangunan sarana pembangkit, transmisi dan distribusi di Provinsi
Sulawesi Tengah dilakukan dengan memperhatikan potensi energi primer setempat
termasuk pola sebaran penduduknya sebagai berikut.
Potensi Energi Primer
Potensi energi primer yang tersedia di Sulawesi Tengah sangat besar dan
berpeluang untuk dikembangkan terutama tenaga air dan gas alam. Sedangkan
untuk panas bumi potensinya juga cukup besar namun statusnya masih spekulatif
dan terduga dengan total sekitar 380 MWe. Potensi tenaga air yang besar adalah
DAS Poso yang dapat dikembangkan menjadi PLTA skala besar hingga 575 MW.
Selain itu juga terdapat potensi pengembangan PLTA di Kabupaten Morowali
sebesar 160 MW dari DAS La’a. Sedangkan potensi PLTM tersedia dibeberapa
lokasi tersebar di Kabupaten Banggai, Tojo Una-Una, Poso, Parigi Moutong dan
Tolitoli.
Menurut Indonesia Energy Outlook and Statistic 2006 yang dibuat oleh Pengkajian
Energi Universitas Indonesia, di Sulawesi Tengah juga terdapat potensi tenaga air
skala kecil yang tersebar di Poso, Palu, Tentena, Taripa, Tomata, Moutong, Luwuk,
Bunta, Tataba-Bulagi, dengan kapasitas total sekitar 64 MW.

結果 (英語) 1:

C Electrical Means Development 7.3The plan to build a means of power generation, transmission and distribution in the provinceCentral Sulawesi was done with attention to potential local primary energypopulation distribution patterns include the following.The Potential Of The Energy PrimerPrimary energy potential available in Central Sulawesi anda chance to be developed mainly water power and natural gas. While Thefor geothermal potential is also quite large but its status is still speculativeand unpredictable with a total of around 380 MWe. Large hydropower potential isDAS Poso which could be developed into a large scale HYDROELECTRIC POWER PLANT of up to 575 MW.In addition, there is potential for HYDROPOWER development in the Regency of Morowaliof 160 MW of DAS La'a. While the potential available in some PLTMlocation of Banggai Regency in scattered, Tojo Una-Una, Poso, Parigi and ranga ReddyTolitoli.According to Statistics Indonesia Energy Outlook and 2006 made by AssessmentEnergy University of Indonesia, in Central Sulawesi, there is potential for water powersmall scale in Tentena, Poso, Palu, Taripa, Tomata, ranga Reddy, Luwuk,Bunta-Bulagi, Tataba, with a total capacity of about 64 MW.

結果 (英語) 2:

C7.3 Electrical Facilities Development
Plan for the construction of generation facilities, transmission and distribution in the province of
Central Sulawesi conducted with respect to the local primary energy potential
including population distribution patterns as follows.
Primary Energy Potential
of primary energy potential available in Central Sulawesi are very large and
likely to be developed especially hydropower and natural gas. While the
potential for geothermal energy is also quite large, but the status is still speculative
and unpredictable with a total of about 380 MWe. Large hydropower potential is
Poso watershed that can be developed into a large-scale hydro power plant to 575 MW.
There is also the potential for hydropower development in Morowali
of 160 MW of DAS La'a. While the potential of micro power available in several
locations scattered in Banggai, Tojo Una-Una, Poso, Parigi Moutong and
Tolitoli.
According to Indonesian and Statistic Energy Outlook 2006 made ​​by the Assessment
of Energy, University of Indonesia, in Central Sulawesi also contained water potential 3 Electrical Facilities Development Plan for the construction of generation facilities, transmission and distribution in the province of Central Sulawesi conducted with respect to the local primary energy potential including population distribution patterns as follows. Primary Energy Potential of primary energy potential available in Central Sulawesi are very large and likely to be developed mainly hydropower and natural gas. While the potential for geothermal energy is also quite large, but the status is still speculative and unpredictable with a total of about 380 MWe. Large hydropower potential is Poso watershed that can be developed into a large-scale hydro power plant to 575 MW. There is also the potential for hydropower development in Morowali of 160 MW of DAS La'a. While the potential of micro power available in several locations scattered in Banggai, Tojo Una-Una, Poso, Parigi Moutong and Tolitoli. According to Indonesian and Statistic Energy Outlook 2006 made ​​by the Assessment of Energy, University of Indonesia, in Central Sulawesi also contained water potential 3 Electrical Facilities Development Plan for the construction of generation facilities, transmission and distribution in the province of Central Sulawesi conducted with respect to the local primary energy potential including population distribution patterns as follows. Primary Energy Potential of primary energy potential available in Central Sulawesi are very large and likely to be developed mainly hydropower and natural gas. While the potential for geothermal energy is also quite large, but the status is still speculative and unpredictable with a total of about 380 MWe. Large hydropower potential is Poso watershed that can be developed into a large-scale hydro power plant to 575 MW. There is also the potential for hydropower development in Morowali of 160 MW of DAS La'a. While the potential of micro power available in several locations scattered in Banggai, Tojo Una-Una, Poso, Parigi Moutong and Tolitoli. According to Indonesian and Statistic Energy Outlook 2006 made ​​by the Assessment of Energy, University of Indonesia, in Central Sulawesi also contained water potential transmission and distribution in the province of Central Sulawesi conducted with respect to the local primary energy potential including population distribution patterns as follows. Primary Energy Potential of primary energy potential available in Central Sulawesi are very large and likely to be developed mainly hydropower and natural gas. While the potential for geothermal energy is also quite large, but the status is still speculative and unpredictable with a total of about 380 MWe. Large hydropower potential is Poso watershed that can be developed into a large-scale hydro power plant to 575 MW. There is also the potential for hydropower development in Morowali of 160 MW of DAS La'a. While the potential of micro power available in several locations scattered in Banggai, Tojo Una-Una, Poso, Parigi Moutong and Tolitoli. According to Indonesian and Statistic Energy Outlook 2006 made ​​by the Assessment of Energy, University of Indonesia, in Central Sulawesi also contained water potential transmission and distribution in the province of Central Sulawesi conducted with respect to the local primary energy potential including population distribution patterns as follows. Primary Energy Potential of primary energy potential available in Central Sulawesi are very large and likely to be developed mainly hydropower and natural gas. While the potential for geothermal energy is also quite large, but the status is still speculative and unpredictable with a total of about 380 MWe. Large hydropower potential is Poso watershed that can be developed into a large-scale hydro power plant to 575 MW. There is also the potential for hydropower development in Morowali of 160 MW of DAS La'a. While the potential of micro power available in several locations scattered in Banggai, Tojo Una-Una, Poso, Parigi Moutong and Tolitoli. According to Indonesian and Statistic Energy Outlook 2006 made ​​by the Assessment of Energy, University of Indonesia, in Central Sulawesi also contained water potential Primary Energy Potential of primary energy potential available in Central Sulawesi are very large and likely to be developed mainly hydropower and natural gas. While the potential for geothermal energy is also quite large, but the status is still speculative and unpredictable with a total of about 380 MWe. Large hydropower potential is Poso watershed that can be developed into a large-scale hydro power plant to 575 MW. There is also the potential for hydropower development in Morowali of 160 MW of DAS La'a. While the potential of micro power available in several locations scattered in Banggai, Tojo Una-Una, Poso, Parigi Moutong and Tolitoli. According to Indonesian and Statistic Energy Outlook 2006 made ​​by the Assessment of Energy, University of Indonesia, in Central Sulawesi also contained water potential Primary Energy Potential of primary energy potential available in Central Sulawesi are very large and likely to be developed mainly hydropower and natural gas. While the potential for geothermal energy is also quite large, but the status is still speculative and unpredictable with a total of about 380 MWe. Large hydropower potential is Poso watershed that can be developed into a large-scale hydro power plant to 575 MW. There is also the potential for hydropower development in Morowali of 160 MW of DAS La'a. While the potential of micro power available in several locations scattered in Banggai, Tojo Una-Una, Poso, Parigi Moutong and Tolitoli. According to Indonesian and Statistic Energy Outlook 2006 made ​​by the Assessment of Energy, University of Indonesia, in Central Sulawesi also contained water potential Large hydropower potential is Poso watershed that can be developed into a large-scale hydro power plant to 575 MW. There is also the potential for hydropower development in Morowali of 160 MW of DAS La'a. While the potential of micro power available in several locations scattered in Banggai, Tojo Una-Una, Poso, Parigi Moutong and Tolitoli. According to Indonesian and Statistic Energy Outlook 2006 made ​​by the Assessment of Energy, University of Indonesia, in Central Sulawesi also contained water potential Large hydropower potential is Poso watershed that can be developed into a large-scale hydro power plant to 575 MW. There is also the potential for hydropower development in Morowali of 160 MW of DAS La'a. While the potential of micro power available in several locations scattered in Banggai, Tojo Una-Una, Poso, Parigi Moutong and Tolitoli. According to Indonesian and Statistic Energy Outlook 2006 made ​​by the Assessment of Energy, University of Indonesia, in Central Sulawesi also contained water potential
small-scale spread in Poso, Palu, Tentena, Taripa, Tomata, Moutong, Luwuk,
Bunta, Tataba-Bulagi, with a total capacity of approximately 64 MW.