Development of Electrification Planning Method with Renewable Energy Technology: Case Study in Central Sulawesi
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case study, electrification, planning method, renewable energy, Sulawesi electrical system, numerical methodAbstract
The equal distribution of electricity facilities is also encouraged by the Indonesian government, one of which is through the creation of an electrification roadmap for unelectrified villages. This roadmap must align with the government's commitment to the Net Zero Emission target, so the chosen power plants must use Renewable Energy (RE). PT PLN (Persero), as the state-owned company responsible for electrification, does not yet have a standard method for selecting RE technology. Central Sulawesi, with its diverse geography from mountains to islands, presents its own challenges for interconnection with the South and West Sulawesi or North Sulawesi and Gorontalo electrical systems. A case study in unelectrified areas of Central Sulawesi was conducted to determine the dimensions and indicators for selecting RE technology and developing an electrification planning method.
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