Geothermal Power Asia Congress 2013

Indonesia, projected to be the World’s 7th largest economy by McKinsey & Company by 2050, has witnessed a stable 6% GDP Growth over the past years. Bestowed with nearly 40% of the world’s geothermal potential, it is now on a fast track to expand its renewable energy capacity by increasing its geothermal installed capacity to 6,000MW by 2015 and provide 25% of national energy consumption by 2025, meaning a 14 billion USD investment will be needed if the target is to be met. To this end, the Indonesian government has made progressive efforts to foster a stable and conducive environment to attract private investors’ involvement by streamlining tendering process, setting up specific geothermal fund and more importantly, increasing feed-in-tariff for power generated from geothermal plant. It’s a great moment for the industry, challenging yet exciting!

Conference Features
200+ Participants 25+ Speakers
6 Sessions 6 hrs Networking opportunities
One –to – One Meeting
Limited Exhibition and Sponsorship opportunities

Conference Topics
♦ Incentive policy analysis and future prospect
♦ Project financing and insurance issues
♦ Risk mitigation and management
♦ International project developing experience
♦ Technology showcase in drilling, exploration and operation
♦ Environment concerns and solutions