Warehouse solar storage cost vs benefit calculation in Indonesia

How do we integrate supply and demand in the solar PV industry?

“The integration of supply and demand in the solar PV industry supply chain is very important so that production can be directly absorbed. We also need to calculate clear cost and benefit for incentives and non-fiscal relief. In addition, we must work with financing institutions to support domestic products that have TKDN,” she said.

Are price-based policies sufficient to stimulate growth in solar PV?

Results show that current price-based policies are deemed insufficient to stimulate growth in the solar PV market, only covering approximately 13% of the investment cost required by the industry. Thus, necessitating a reactivation of Feed-in-Tariffs (FiT).

How much does a solar PV installation cost?

The LCOE for the international benchmark, without PLN charges, is in line with those reported in Singapore for a ground-mounted 5 MW installation, 48.60 US$/MWh. The tool calculates an IRR of 16.44%, and a pay-back period of 6 years. IEA estimated that in 2019, Solar PV installations in Indonesia had an LCOE of 80 US$/MWh.

Where is the best place to get solar energy in Indonesia?

On average Indonesia receives between 1500 kWh and 2200 kWh per m2 of annual solar energy on a horizontal surface (Global Horizontal Irradiance, GHI). Java, Sulawesi, Bali, and East and West Nusa Tenggara are the best locations for solar PV, while Kalimantan, Sumatra and Papua are less good.

What is the LCOE value of a solar panel system?

with a 1x battery ca pacity of the solar panel system. In 2020, without discount rate, t he LCOE value is IDR 713/ kWh. This IDR 536/kWh. For a discount rate of 5 generation cost. LCOE year 2050. Meanwhile for a discount rate of 10% in 2020, the value of LCOE is IDR 1,627/kWh. This LCOE will be lower cost in 2031 with a value of IDR 1,119/kWh.

What factors affect solar levelized cost of energy?

This person is not on ResearchGate, or hasn't claimed this research yet. Solar Levelized Cost of Energy is influenced by a multitude of factors such as investment costs for material and product, operational and maintenance costs, solar cell lifetime, degradation, as well as installation region.