Details of the financial structures of the Sarulla project in Indonesia
Lake Maninjau crater lake, West Sumatra, Indonesia (source: flickr/ Indrani Soemardjan, creative commons)
Francisco Rojas
24 Jun 2014
In a very detailed and extensive report, Project Finance International delivers a thorough vision of the Sarulla project in Indonesia, the largest geothermal project to date. Key areas such as financing risk and structure are detailed.
As reported by Think Geo Energy last month, the Sarulla project is currently underway for construction. Due to a large increase in the demand for electricity in the coumntry, there is an evident need for electricity and considering the geothermal potential available, the aforementioned project is one of the most ambitious to date.
This particular project envisions to generate just over 320MW of electricity, making it the largest geothermal project in the world. According to Project Finance International, the project is managed by Pertamina Geothermal Energy, a subsidiary of PT Pertamina and enjoys exclusivity to develop, produce, transport and convert electricity in the plant.
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Source: Project Finance International Website
