Three new plants to add 62 MW in Indonesia
Jakarta, Indonesia (source: flickr/ yohanes budiyanto, creative commons)
Francisco Rojas
30 Sep 2014
Indonesia is expected to reach 1,405 MW of geothermal power by the end of 2014 thanks to the new addition of 62 MW by 3 new plants going online.
It is well known that Indonesia has a vast amount of geothermal potential and that it is currently only using a minimal part of it.
According to a recent post in the Hydrogen Fuel News Website, it is stated that Indonesia is really stepping up it’s game in geothermal, reaching a grand total 1,405 megawatts this year, “as the three new plants are set to generate a total of 62 megawatts of power.”
This is great news since the demand for energy is ever increasing and with rising costs of fossil fuels, renewables are a “green” salvation.
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Source: Hydrogen Fuel News Website
