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Three new plants to add 62 MW in Indonesia

Three new plants to add 62 MW in Indonesia
Jakarta, Indonesia (source: flickr/ yohanes budiyanto, creative commons)

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

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Francisco Rojas