Yonghun Jung HASANAH NUR 2024-02 33241 https://aurora.ajou.ac.kr/handle/2018.oak/38819 학위논문(석사)--융합에너지학과,2024. 2 Indonesia regarded as the world's fourth densely populated country and the region's largest economy. Due to the country's financial solid and statistical development, power demand in Indonesia has increased over the past ten years at a rate of 6% per year. Fossil fuels estimated to account for more than 90% of Indonesia's power generation capacity, have so far primarily met this demand. Nearby the growth in the use of fossil fuels, Indonesia's CO2 emissions have sharply increased. Therefore, the energy planning’s role in evaluating the future energy framework and advising policymakers is critical, especially in setting goals to decrease the emissions of greenhouse gas (GHG). Electricity process production is the primary source of global GHG emissions. It is critical to select resources that emit the fewest hazardous emissions during generation of electricity. These considerations recommend the Low Emissions Analysis Platform (LEAP) demonstration, which analyzes a regular daily situation and GHG correlational circumstances to enhance West Kalimantan's power generation from 2021 to 2030. The West Kalimantan Province has strong potential to fulfill energy demand itself, or nearby along with the capital city of Indonesia, will move to the East Kalimantan Province. According to 2021 Statistics Indonesia data, the population of West Kalimantan Province is around 5.47 million, with the population growth rate in 2010- 2021 being 1.39%/year, and the economic growth grew by 4.78%. The current study is based on a bottom-up examination of West Kalimantan, Indonesia's energy supply framework. This investigation aims to broaden the evidence base required to advise approach and procedure dialogues within the Indonesian government and related communities regarding selecting a GHG emission reduction target for 2030. On the energy supply side, the investigation provides detailed insights into approaching diminished energy and outflow force. The limitation of the study is only focused on the energy framework within the electricity sector. Information input for this study is from official report of PT PLN, Indonesia's government electricity company. _x000D_ Keywords : Energy system model, Local electricity supply-demand analysis, Climate change, LEAP Chapter 1 1_x000D_ 1.1 Background 1_x000D_ 1.2 Objectives of Research 5_x000D_ 1.3 Thesis Outline 5_x000D_ Chapter 2 6_x000D_ 2.1 Theory 6_x000D_ 2.2 Previous Study 7_x000D_ Chapter 3 12_x000D_ 3.1 Current Situation of West Kalimantan 12_x000D_ 3.2 Current Electricity System of West Kalimantan 13_x000D_ 3.3 Potential Resource of West Kalimantan 14_x000D_ 3.4 LEAP Software 21_x000D_ 3.4.1 Overview LEAP 21_x000D_ 3.4.2 LEAP Structure 23_x000D_ 3.5 Scenarios Development 24_x000D_ 3.5.1 The Business-as-usual (BAU) scenario 25_x000D_ 3.5.2 The National Energy Policy (NEP) scenario 29_x000D_ 3.6 Limitation Study 29_x000D_ Chapter 4 31_x000D_ 4.1 Socio Economic 31_x000D_ 4.2 Electricity Generation Mix 31_x000D_ 4.2.1 The Business-as-usual (BAU) scenario 31_x000D_ 4.2.2 The National Energy Policy (NEP) scenario 34_x000D_ 4.3 Installed Capacity 36_x000D_ 4.3.1 The Business-as-usual (BAU) scenario 36_x000D_ 4.3.2 The National Energy Policy (NEP) scenario 37_x000D_ 4.4 Estimation of GHG Emissions 38_x000D_ 4.4.1 The Business-as-usual (BAU) scenario 38_x000D_ 4.4.2 The National Energy Policy (NEP) scenario 39_x000D_ Chapter 5 41_x000D_ 5.1 Conclusions 41_x000D_ 5.2 Recommendations 41_x000D_ References 42_x000D_ APPENDIX 46_x000D_ eng Graduate School of International Studies Ajou University 아주대학교 논문은 저작권에 의해 보호받습니다. An Assessment of West Kalimantan’s Electricity System Thesis 아주대학교 대학원 국제대학원 융합에너지학과 2024-02 Master https://dcoll.ajou.ac.kr/dcollection/common/orgView/000000033241 Energy system model LEAP Local electricity supply-demand analysis climate change