German-Indonesian Business Forum – Biomass utilization: Sustainable energy solutions from residues from the agricultural and food-producing industry

DateBusiness Forum (09 April 2019) / individual B2B meetings 10-11 April 2019
PlaceJakarta
PartnerRenewable Energy Academy (RENAC)
IndustryBiomass and Biogas Technology
BackgroundIndonesia’s potential for Biomass and Biogas electricity is very promising. The country is the largest palm oil producer in the world, the third largest rice and the eighth largest sugar producer. The theoretical electricity potential from domestic biomass residues is estimated to be 50,000 MW. Furthermore, Indonesia's ever-growing energy demand and the government's goal of obtaining 23% of its energy from renewable energy sources by 2025, drive the development of renewable energy plants forward. In addition to small biomass plants for the private use, the market for larger commercial plants is starting to develop in Indonesia, opening up a potential operating field for foreign companies.

Supported by the German Federal Ministry for Economic Affairs and Energy (BMWi), EKONID will be organizing a conference that will highlight the current status of the biomass utilization in Germany and Indonesia. Experts from Germany will be presenting their latest technologies and share their experiences in realizing bioenergy projects.

During the two days following the conference Indonesian companies will have the opportunity to discuss possible projects during individual B2B meetings in their own premises. Registration will be made available soon.

For further questions please contact Mr. Giovanny Tutupoly (giovanny.tutupoly@ekonid.id ). German companies interested in signing up as a delegation participant shall follow this link  
Market InformationMarket Study Biomassenutzung: nachhaltige Energie aus Reststoffen der Agrar- & Lebensmittelindustrie 2018
Program Flyer
Conference Rundown (Jakarta)
German Company Profiles
PresentationBiomass - based Power Plant in Indonesia Opportunities and Future Development. Ms. Elis Heviati - Head of Sub-Directorate of Investment and Cooperation for Bioenergy, Ministry of Energy and Mineral

Introduction to the German Energy Solutions Initiative and the Energy Transition in Germany - Mr. Bernd Wollwerth, Head of Division Solar Energy. RENAC

Bioenergy Sustainable Energy from Residues of Agriculture & Food Industry- Prof. Dr. Horst Kreimes. University Rosenheim

Baseload generation from biomass in Germany and how it is applicable to Indonesia - Velyna Denysenko, DBFZ

Success Story - Biomass - fired Power Plant in Indonesia - Mr. Duncan Kuncara. Secretary General APLIBI

Cost-Efficient and Environmental Friendly Energy Generation from Production Residues - Mr. Rolf Schleicher. Managing Director, Maxxtec GmbH

Industrial Biomass Combustion for High Temperature Process Heating and Decentralized Power Generation - Mr. Matthias Gunter, Classen Apparatebau Wiesloch GmbH

The Quality-focused Equipment for Better input of production process - Mr. Boben Kalappurayil, Area Sales Manager, Werner Doppstadt Umwelttechnik GmbH

Carbonization of Biomass Residue as and Alternative to substitute fossil materials in power generation- Mr. Michael Sernatinger, Representative, Carbonauten GmbH

Gas Treatment Systems and Heat Recovery Solutions for Indonesia - Mr. Nils Warburg, Project Coordinator APROVIS

Waste to Energy - Mr. Christian Eilert, Technical Sales Manager, Envitac Anlagenbau GmbH

Biogas Opportunities for Indonesia - Dr. Matthias Kern, Managing Director, Emka Energy

Generating Sustainable Energy Solution from Organic Wastes - Mr. Yusof Mohammad Adan, International Sales Representative. PlanET Biogas Global GmbH

Financing Options for Renewable Energy Projects - Mr. Volker Bromund, German Desk Indonesia