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Indonesia has the largest geothermal potentials in the world with reserves of about 17,435 MWe and resources of around 28,508 MWe. In 2020, the utilization of geothermal reached 2,131 MW and put the country in second place in the world after the United States (3,639 MW) in utilizing geothermal power.

The installed capacity of the geothermal power generation capacity in Indonesia, however, is expected to increase by around 150 MW in the near future with addition comes from the 2x50 MW PLTP Rantau Dedap, the #2 unit (45 MW) of PLTP Sorik Marapi and the #1 unit of PLTP Sokoria (5 MW). Furthermore, the total capacity of geothermal power plants is targeted to reach around 8 GW by 2030, according to the 2020-2030 geothermal development roadmap.

The development of geothermal energy, which is aclean and renewable resource, is important to Indonesia as the country has pledged its commitment to an unconditional emissions reduction of 29 percent by 2030 relative to its business-as-usual (BAU) case and up to a 41 percent reduction with international assistance.

Indonesian Geothermal Map 2021 is a must-have for companies/professionals who's involved/interested in geothermal related businesses in Indonesia. The map features the location of geothermal potential areas (354 locations identified y the Government), 64 Working Areas (Production/Exploitation = 16; Exploration-Development = 30; Open Area = 18), 14 WPSPE areas and 9 WPSP areas, existing/proposed Geothermal Power Plants (PLTPs), Transmission and Distribution Networks, and Station and Substations (GI or Gardu Induk).

This full-colored map outlined at a large-scale on a heavy paper stock and laminated for durability.