Indonesia Development Pumped Tender

Project ID P172256Region East asia and pacificCommitment Amount Us 650.00 millionTotal Project Cost Us 800.00 millionProposed Development ObjectivesThe main development objectives of the project are i to increase Java-Bali power systems peaking capacity and ii ability to absorb variable renewable power generation and iii to strengthen PLNs capacity in hydropower development. Key Results From PCN 11. The Government of Indonesia aims to reduce GHG emissions by 41 percent by 2030 as its Nationally Determined Contribution to the Paris Agreement and to reach 23 percent renewable energy in the national energy mix by 2025. The key challenge that the proposed Project is addressing is the displacement of thermal-based generation capacity in peak load and enabling VRE integration in a sustainable manner. 12. Achievement of the Project Development Objective will be measured by i increased peaking capacity ii power generation capacity from variable renewable energy resources enabled and iii improved capability of PLN in planning development and operation of pumped storage projects. Successful implementation of Environmental and Social Management Plans will also be monitored during project implementation. This Component covers the development construction and commissioning of the Upper Cisokan Pumped Storage UCPS Project. The UCPS Project will be the first pumped storage project in Indonesia with an expected total generating capacity of 1040 MW. It will be located about 150 km southeast of Jakarta at the upstream end of Cisokan River Basin in West Java Province. During off-peak hours UCPS uses electric energy from the grid to pump stored water from the lower reservoir to the upper reservoir. During peak hours the Project generates electric energy to cover the peak demand in the Java-Bali grid system by conveying the stored water in the upper reservoir to the lower reservoir through hydraulic turbines. The generated power is evacuated by double circuit 500 kilovolts kV transmission lines connecting to the existing 500 kV transmission grid. This component will be 100 percent financed by PLN and will include implementation of the various environmental and social ES safeguards management plans to mitigate adverse ES impacts under the Project. A number of plans have been developed under the previous loan in line with relevant government policies and World Bank operational policies. These plans will be updated and some additional plans will be prepared in line with the latest relevant government policies and the World Bank Environmental Social Framework ESF. 20. Contractor ESMP. Contractors will be required to develop and implement their own ESMPs to address their construction-related environment and social issues in full compliance with the Project ESMP.