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Date: September 13-14, 2006
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Site:Four Seasons Hotel Jakarta, Indonesia
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Organized by:
Ministry of Environment, Republic of Indonesia (MOE)
Ministry of Energy and Mineral Resources, Republic of Indonesia (MEMR)
Embassy of Austria in the Republic of Indonesia
Embassy of Canada in the Republic of Indonesia
Embassy of the Netherlands in the Republic of Indonesia
New Energy and Industrial Technology Development Organization (NEDO), Japan
The World Bank
Eco Securities |
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Objectives:
1. To develop and increase knowledge of the Clean Development Mechanism (CDM) by:
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Stimulating the emergence of renewable energy (RE) and energy efficiency (EE) for potential CDM projects. |
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Developing the capacity of collaborating organizations through sharing of expertise and lessons learned. |
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Obtaining commitments from RE/EE project proponents for adopting the CDM scheme as part of their project activities. |
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Increasing awareness of CDM as an option/tool to increase the financial viability of RE/EE projects among local financial institutions. |
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The above objectives will be achieved by inviting knowledgeable speakers and also encouraging discussion among the participants, who will include representatives from national agencies (MOE, MEMR and Bappenas), Perusahaan Listrik Negara (PLN), Pertamina, an independent power producer (IPP), private sector/project developers and international/local financial institutions (including The World Bank and international banks actively involved in CDM such as ABN-AMRO).
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Identifying those municipalities or private sector entities that would like to pursue projects further. |
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Providing opportunities for project developers to meet the local financial community and RE/EE equipment suppliers. |
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The above objectives will be realized by integrating information, discussion and advice on specific facilities as part of the program, including breakout discussion sessions where the major challenges and opportunities for project development are discussed.
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Tentative Schedule:
Wednesday, September 13, 2006
Day 1: Introduction to Carbon Finance
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MC: Mr. Dhoni Kusmanhadji
Interpreter: Ms. Inanti/Tiya Diran
Moderator: Mr. Lolo Panggabean (Director for Renewable Energy -YBUL/Yayasan Bina Usaha Lingkungan) |
| 08:30-09:00 am |
Registration |
| 09:00-09:45 am |
Opening remarks: |
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Mr. Andrew Steer World Bank Country Director (09:00 – 09:05) |
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H.E. The Japanese Embassy (09:05 - 09:10) |
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Ms. Rosalind Coleman The Canadian Embassy (09:10 – 09:15) |
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H.E. Nikolas Van Dam The Netherlands Embassy (09:15 – 09:20) |
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H.E. Dr. Bernhard Zimburg The Austrian Embassy (09:20 – 09:25) |
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H.E. Purnomo Yusgiantoro Minister of Energy and Mineral Resources
(09:25 – 09:35) |
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H.E. Rahmat Witoelar Minister of Environment (09:35 – 09:45) |
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| 09:45-10:15 am |
Press Conference with the Minister of Environment and Minister of
Energy and Mineral Resources, The World Bank and Ambassadors |
| 09:45-10:00 am |
Break |
| 10:00 -10:15 am |
CDM in Indonesia (Key Note Speech): Ms. Masnellyarti Hilman
(Deputi III – MOE) |
| 10:15 -10:30 am |
Renewable energy and the CDM in Indonesia: Mr. J. Purwono
(Dir. General for Electricity and Energy Utilization - MEMR) |
| 10:30-10:45 am |
The Basic concept of carbon finance: UNFCCC, CDM, mechanics of carbon finance, introduction to the market, buyers, and sellers
Ms. Moekti M. Soejachman (Executive Director Yayassan Pelangi Indonesia) |
| 10:45-11:15 am |
Question and Answer Session |
| 11:15-12:30 am |
Experience in carbon finance and renewable energy prospects and barriers for Indonesia: Overview of Indonesia and world experience in carbon finance projects highlighting some projects. |
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Sharing experience from Darajat III geothermal projects (CHEVRON) Dwita S. Prihantono, Safety and Environment Engineer |
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Mr. Joichi Kimura, Deputy Director General, Carbon Finance Department, Japan Carbon Finance |
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Power purchase from renewable energy projects: Issues and barrier (PLN) Mr. Santoso Gito Susastro – Deputy Director of IPP |
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| 12:30-13:00 pm |
Discussion |
| 13:00-14:00 pm |
Lunch |
| 14:00-15:15 pm |
Financial issues related to Renewable Energy/Energy Efficiency
project development:
Overview session highlighting carbon funds and carbon market. |
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Renewable energy project financing and the involvement of carbon finance: Case studies from other countries :
NEDO Jakarta |
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Barriers and Issues to project financing in Indonesia:
Ms. Betty J. Patinussa, Executive Researcher (Bank of Indonesia) |
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CDM from a legal point of view:.
Mr. Doug Tingey （Fasken Martineau DuMuoulin) |
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Discussion |
| 15:45-16:00 pm |
Break |
| 16:00-17:30 pm |
Breakout groups on project types and examples (3 groups) |
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Geothermal (Group Leader: Mr. Hardiv Situmeang) |
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Biomass (Group Leader: Mr. Lolo Panggabean): PT. Murini Samsam – Mr. Arief Zulkarnaen |
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Energy Efficiency (Group Leader: Ms. Gustya Indriani):
Beer factory by NEDO Jakarta |
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| 18:00-19:30 pm |
Cocktails and short speeches by：
The Ministry of Environment, The World Bank and the embassies with multilateral carbon funds |
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Thursday, September 14, 2006
Day 2: How to Develop a CDM Project
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MC: Mr. Dhoni Kusmanhadji
Interpreter: Ms. Inanti/Tiya Diran
Moderator: Ms. Yani Witjaksono (Executive Director of YBUL)
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Registration |
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Training on Accessing Carbon Finance |
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The technical (baseline, additionality, and monitoring) and processing procedures necessary to access carbon finance |
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Details of project cycle and other processes of accessing carbon funds: Ms. Architrandi Priambodo - WBOJ |
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Question and Answer Session |
| 10:30-10:45 am |
Break |
| 10:45-12:00 am |
Accessing Carbon Funds |
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BCPA program (VROM) and the Carbon Finance Business (The World Bank): Mr. Lasse Ringius (CFB/World Bank) |
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Mr. Joichi Kimura, Deputy Director General, Carbon Finance Department, Japan Carbon Finance |
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Carbon funds from Austria and/or Canada (Bilateral carbon funds) TBA |
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Other carbon purchase schemes from sponsors: Mr. Tara Khaira / Agus Sari (Eco Securities) |
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| 12:00-12:30 pm |
Questions and Answers |
| 12:30-13:30 pm |
Lunch |
| 13:30-15:30 pm |
The participants are divided into two groups: for those that have firm CDM project proposals, they are guided to CDM project clinic. The others will assist presentation and discussion on Carbon Finance and Energy Efficiency Projects |
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CDM project clinic for project developers who have firm project
Proposals NEDO Jakarta & EcoSecurities
In this session, two/three carbon consultants will be available for
one-to-one discussion for project developers who have firm proposals,
to develop at least the PIN. |
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Carbon Finance and energy efficiency projects |
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Opportunities for cost saving through energy efficiency measures in Industry (i.e., PT. Narama Mandiri) TBA by Citra |
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Case study on Carbon Finance for energy efficiency projects: EcoSecurities |
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| 15:30-16:00 pm |
Closing remarks
World Bank
MOE |
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| Background |
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CDM is one of the mechanisms under the Kyoto Protocol that allows developing countries in Non-Annex I countries to sell certified emission reductions from various projects to the developed countries in Annex 1 countries.
Based on 177,525 Gg in 1994, it is projected that the CO2 emission level from the energy sector in Indonesia will reach the amount of 672,310 Gg in 2025. The main emitter in the energy sector, particularly from the power generation sub-sector, is coal power plants. Due to decreasing oil exploitation activities in the country, Indonesia has been a net oil importer for the past few years. Hence, through a revised energy policy, the government of Indonesia intends to adopt an energy mix scenario which may further increase the number of coal power plants, considering coal energy as the least-cost option. However, the policy also emphasizes the utilization of alternative sources of energy, including renewable energy, and also encourages energy efficiency measures, especially from the industrial sector.
The CDM scheme in Indonesia would play an important role in providing incentives for promoting and optimizing the utilization of the abundant RE resources as well as EE measures in Indonesia, which is a more environmentally-friendly option compared to conventional fossil fuels such as coal and oil. |
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| Workshop Methodology
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The workshop will be organized as a two-day event combining discussions and training sessions.
Discussion sessions will begin with an overview session to explain the status and prospects of CDM projects in Indonesia and worldwide as well as the workings of the CDM and the various carbon products offered. This will be followed by several sessions that will provide a basis for discussion of RE/EE project development in Indonesia. There will also be a discussion of projects which will identify the major challenges and opportunities in project development.
The training sessions will include presentation sessions that provide general and more specific background information on the technical and financial issues in CDM project development and breakout discussion groups concerning project development in Indonesia. The purpose of the breakout groups will be to identify challenges and opportunities covering three aspects of project development: technical issues, financing, and RE/EE related regulatory and contractual arrangements.
The participants will be divided into several groups. The three breakout groups will report back to the larger group after discussion. Each group will be given a topic relevant to RE/EE CDM project development. Each of the sessions will need a moderator that knows each of the issues well. A format for reporting will need to be developed ahead of time to guide the participants.
The sessions will be oriented as much as is possible to providing advice specific for the participating organizations. This will be done by undertaking background surveys to understand potential.
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NEDO Contacts:
Masanori Kobayashi
Chief Representative, NEDO Jakarta Office
Yamada Fumiko
Expert Staff, NEDO Jakarta Office
Tel: +62-21-252-3480 Fax: +62-21-252-3478
Email: 
URL: http://www.nedo.go.jp/jakarta/index.html |
