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2016 Power Talk: Better is More
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Speakers
Sudirman Said, Minister of Energy and Mineral Resources
Adrian Lembong, Director, Adaro Power
Nasri Sebayang, Director for Central Java Region, PT PLN
Alihudin Sitompul, Director for Electricity Program of Energy and Mineral Resources Ministry
Riki Ibrahim, Masyarakat Ketenagalistrikan Indonesia (Indonesian Electrical Society)
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Why you must attend the conference
Despite its economy contracted in the 2015, Indonesia sees better economic outlook in the 2016 as many critical issues in the infrastructure are being fixed. Its economic growth is predicted could maintain the rate above or equal to 5 percent rate this year. This means the country will need even more electricity to fuel the economy. As many private-power-generation companies have been enjoying the lucrative business during the last 14 years of privatization of power sector, the government shows even larger indication to invite more investment in the power sector.
In the time, Indonesian government which set target for economic growth of 5.5 percent in 2016 has started launching series of economic policy packages, including on energy sector aimed at luring new investors to help meet the targeted economic growth. The government has also launched the 35,000 megawatt of electricity projects until 2019 as effort to end the shortage of power in the country. In addition, the government continued improving the licensing procedures to ease investors entering the electricity sector.
Indonesia's largest news portal on oil and gas, power and mining, Petromindo.com jointly with CoalAsia magazine and Petromindo Magazine would organize Petromindo Forum to discuss the outlook of the power sector in 2016 with the main theme of "are brighter days ahead?"
Benefits of Attending
- Gain insights on the government’s updated policies aimed to attract investment on energy sector.
- Get insight what analyst and business players see ahead on Indonesia’s economic growth and energy outlook
- Explore key challenges in financing source for energy-related projects. What are capital raising options?
- Get insight opportunities and challenges in electricity project development under the government’s 35,000 megawatt by 2019.
- Networking with decision-makers at the highest level
Who should attend?
- Business Development
- Finance Director
- Energy Commodity Traders
- IPP producers
- Finance Providers
- Logistic Service Providers
- Equipment providers
- Legal Consultant
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Friday, February 26, 2016
Chill Bar, JS Luwansa Hotel -
Jl. HR. Rasuna Said Kav. C-22, Jakarta Selatan, DKI Jakarta 12940
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Ms. Defi : +62-21-7227692
Ms. Maya : +62-21-7226896
F: +62-21- 7226898
e-mail: businessevents@petromindo.com
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Registration |
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5.30-6.00
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Opening Speech: Minister of Energy and Mineral Resources, Sudirman Said.
Regulatory Framework: Streamlining business permits in energy sector to attract investment. |
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Dinner and Networking |
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Energy Forum: The forum will discuss 2016 outlook of electricity sector; supply and demand trend.
What are major challenges facing energy industry?
What is latest development of electricity project under the 35,000 megawatt?
What are the problems facing energy companies in financing source?
Speaker(s):
- Adrian Lembong, Director, Adaro Power
- Nasri Sebayang, Director for Central Java Region, PT PLN
- Alihudin Sitompul, Director for Electricity Program of Energy and Mineral Resources Ministry
- Riki Ibrahim, Masyarakat Ketenagalistrikan Indonesia (Indonesian Electrical Society)
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