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Judul : DEVELOPMENT OF SOLAR ENERGY AND ENERGY POLITIK RENEWABLE ENERGY IN INDONESIA

Abstrak :
Indonesia is the largest archipelago country in the world. It has more than 17,660 islands with more than 220 million populations which distributes in only 6000 islands. Due to this condition, Indonesia has been facing the difficulty to electrify the whole area, especially rural villages that located in the hilly area and even in separated and small islands. In the beginning of year 2000, over than 10 millions Indonesian rural families still can not take pleasure from the electricity, while in other places in the world; such developed countries; electricity is not luxury anymore. It is more than necessity that everyone can use it without exception.

With the comparisons analysis between energy potential of renewable energy in Indonesia, development technology of renewable energy, energy-institution and long term planning of renewable energy are the key factors of the development renewable energy in Indonesia.

Nowadays, development of the renewing energy in some villages in Indonesia only as transition energy. These renewable energy are developed and promoted by some institute or institutions without co-ordination, that make some of those project overlapping. The analyses of those potential and their development through a better co-ordination among institutions with professional teamwork are required to make a plan in using renewable energy in national level.

Investment, technology, maintenance, service, management and economic are still some problem prone areas of development of renewable energy in Indonesia. Detecting and addressing all those problems with harmony with the local technology -is the appropriate approach to the development of renewable energy in the villages of Indonesia.

Since 1979, Indonesia executed SHS installation. The strategy for implementing renewable energy systems especially photovoltaic in Indonesia is determined into three phases as follows: The first phase is a demonstration program, the second phase is a multiple demonstration program and then the third phase is the dissemination program. The significant steps of those phases of SHS implementation of in Indonesia use strategies as follows (Dasuki., A.S, et.al. Proceeding, 1999):

Tahun : 2017 Media Publikasi : jurnal nasional blm akreditasi

Kategori : Jurnal No/Vol/Tahun : - / - / -

ISSN/ISBN : -

PTN/S : Universitas Pakuan Program Studi : TEKNIK ELEKTRO

Bibliography :

Notosudjono Didik, dkk, Date Base Renewable Energy in Indonesia, BPP. Teknologi-UNESCO, Jakarta, 1999.

Notosudjono Didik, Ländliche Entwicklung durch erneuerbare Energie - Energiepotentiale, Entwicklungs- und Marketingkonzepte in Indonesien, Universitaet Flensburg, Germany, 2000.

Notosudjono Didik, Ir,Msc.,Strategi Pengembangan Penyediaan Energie Terbaharukan di Daerah Pedesaan dan Kemungkinan untuk kegiatan Produktsi, Lokakarya Energie 1993,KNIWEC, Jakarta Indonesia.

Notosudjono Didik,Ir,Msc., Rencana Terpadu untuk Adaptasi teknologi di Pedesaan Indonesia, Prosiding Presentasi Ilmiah, Direktorat Teknologi Energie, BPPT, Desember 1992, Jakarta Indonesia.

Notosudjono Didik, Ir.Msc, dan Abubakar Lubis, Drs, MSc, Hybrid System ( small Wind Energy and DC Diesel Generator Sets ) for Electricity in the village Ciparanti, Western Java, Windpower’93 san Francisco, CA, July 12-16, 1993.

Notosudjono Didik, Ir. Msc. Selbstbau Wasserkraftanlagen auf Bali und Kecamatan Doko sowie Möglichkeiten ihrer Optimierung für Produktive Nutzung, Universität Flensburg, Flensburg, 1991

KNIWEC, Penyediaan Tenaga Listrik secara berkesinambungan, Jakarta, September 1993.

KNIWEC, Penerapan Teknologi Tepat guna dalam Penyediaan dan Penggunaan Energie yang berwawasan lingkungan, Jakarta, Oktober , 1994

Sulistyo Atmadi, Ir Wind Energy Research and Development in Indonesia, Presented LAPAN-DLR workshop on Wind Energy Utilization and Commercialization Prospect in Indonesia, Jakarta dec.5,1995.

Harijono Djojodihardjo, Prof,Dr.Ir, Energi Angin di Indonesia,Potensi, Perpektif dan Tantangan, KNIWIC, Jakarta, 24-25.04.1979.

Ramani, K.V. ; Islam, Mohammad N.; Reddy, Amulya K.N.: Rural Energy System in the Asia – Pacific. A Survey of their Status, Planning and Management, Kuala Lumpur.,1993.

Sheperd, Dennis G.: Wind Power, Chapter 19 – Handbook of Energy Technology and Economics, John Wiley & Sons, Inc.,New York, 1983.

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Judul	:	DEVELOPMENT OF SOLAR ENERGY AND ENERGY POLITIK RENEWABLE ENERGY IN INDONESIA
Abstrak	:	Indonesia is the largest archipelago country in the world. It has more than 17,660 islands with more than 220 million populations which distributes in only 6000 islands. Due to this condition, Indonesia has been facing the difficulty to electrify the whole area, especially rural villages that located in the hilly area and even in separated and small islands. In the beginning of year 2000, over than 10 millions Indonesian rural families still can not take pleasure from the electricity, while in other places in the world; such developed countries; electricity is not luxury anymore. It is more than necessity that everyone can use it without exception. With the comparisons analysis between energy potential of renewable energy in Indonesia, development technology of renewable energy, energy-institution and long term planning of renewable energy are the key factors of the development renewable energy in Indonesia. Nowadays, development of the renewing energy in some villages in Indonesia only as transition energy. These renewable energy are developed and promoted by some institute or institutions without co-ordination, that make some of those project overlapping. The analyses of those potential and their development through a better co-ordination among institutions with professional teamwork are required to make a plan in using renewable energy in national level. Investment, technology, maintenance, service, management and economic are still some problem prone areas of development of renewable energy in Indonesia. Detecting and addressing all those problems with harmony with the local technology -is the appropriate approach to the development of renewable energy in the villages of Indonesia. Since 1979, Indonesia executed SHS installation. The strategy for implementing renewable energy systems especially photovoltaic in Indonesia is determined into three phases as follows: The first phase is a demonstration program, the second phase is a multiple demonstration program and then the third phase is the dissemination program. The significant steps of those phases of SHS implementation of in Indonesia use strategies as follows (Dasuki., A.S, et.al. Proceeding, 1999):
Tahun	:	2017	Media Publikasi	:	jurnal nasional blm akreditasi
Kategori	:	Jurnal	No/Vol/Tahun	:	- / - / -
ISSN/ISBN	:	-
PTN/S	:	Universitas Pakuan	Program Studi	:	TEKNIK ELEKTRO
Bibliography	:	Notosudjono Didik, dkk, Date Base Renewable Energy in Indonesia, BPP. Teknologi-UNESCO, Jakarta, 1999. Notosudjono Didik, Ländliche Entwicklung durch erneuerbare Energie - Energiepotentiale, Entwicklungs- und Marketingkonzepte in Indonesien, Universitaet Flensburg, Germany, 2000. Notosudjono Didik, Ir,Msc.,Strategi Pengembangan Penyediaan Energie Terbaharukan di Daerah Pedesaan dan Kemungkinan untuk kegiatan Produktsi, Lokakarya Energie 1993,KNIWEC, Jakarta Indonesia. Notosudjono Didik,Ir,Msc., Rencana Terpadu untuk Adaptasi teknologi di Pedesaan Indonesia, Prosiding Presentasi Ilmiah, Direktorat Teknologi Energie, BPPT, Desember 1992, Jakarta Indonesia. Notosudjono Didik, Ir.Msc, dan Abubakar Lubis, Drs, MSc, Hybrid System ( small Wind Energy and DC Diesel Generator Sets ) for Electricity in the village Ciparanti, Western Java, Windpower’93 san Francisco, CA, July 12-16, 1993. Notosudjono Didik, Ir. Msc. Selbstbau Wasserkraftanlagen auf Bali und Kecamatan Doko sowie Möglichkeiten ihrer Optimierung für Produktive Nutzung, Universität Flensburg, Flensburg, 1991 KNIWEC, Penyediaan Tenaga Listrik secara berkesinambungan, Jakarta, September 1993. KNIWEC, Penerapan Teknologi Tepat guna dalam Penyediaan dan Penggunaan Energie yang berwawasan lingkungan, Jakarta, Oktober , 1994 Sulistyo Atmadi, Ir Wind Energy Research and Development in Indonesia, Presented LAPAN-DLR workshop on Wind Energy Utilization and Commercialization Prospect in Indonesia, Jakarta dec.5,1995. Harijono Djojodihardjo, Prof,Dr.Ir, Energi Angin di Indonesia,Potensi, Perpektif dan Tantangan, KNIWIC, Jakarta, 24-25.04.1979. Ramani, K.V. ; Islam, Mohammad N.; Reddy, Amulya K.N.: Rural Energy System in the Asia – Pacific. A Survey of their Status, Planning and Management, Kuala Lumpur.,1993. Sheperd, Dennis G.: Wind Power, Chapter 19 – Handbook of Energy Technology and Economics, John Wiley & Sons, Inc.,New York, 1983.
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