WREC XIV: Boosting Investment in Renewable Energy

1. The 14th Conference on World Renewable Energy Congress“Boosting Investment in Renewable Energy and Smart Technology For Energy Efficiency” April, 27-29th, 2016 in JICC, Jakarta, Indonesia Co-Hosts: Ministry of Energy and Mineral Resources Republic of Indonesia Hosted by: World Renewable Energy Network PT. PLN (Persero) Masyarakat Energi Terbarukan Indonesia (The Indonesian Renewable Energy Society) PT Pertamina

2. Remarks • WREC XIV are enormous event attended by key people in the field of Renewable Energy, its science, technology, resources surveyor, RE proponents, consultant, manufacturers, power industries, government and regulators and the green energy activists. • ASEAN and Indonesia are countries having huge RE opportunities, and strongly supports of International Industries to Renewable Energy Implementation and Dissemination in order to meet with energy efficiency and global warming effects issue and program. • Wide participations of various Renewable Energy technologies and Energy Efficiency in the WREC 14th 2016 for Speakers, Paper Contributors, Congress Sponsors and Exhibitors. • As to indicate the progressive RE and Energy Efficiency projects development in ASEAN countries, the WREC 14th expects the project cooperation established between Indonesia and other countries world wide that would be exhibited in the WREC XIV in 2016.

3. The 14th Conference on WREC • WREC is a Forum for the Business, Engineer, Scientist, Environmentalist, and Industry related to the Renewable Energy and Energy Efficiency to meet, promote, publish, and exhibit their product and progress. • WREC Regional events have been conducted by IRES: • In 2005 , Jakarta; • In 2007 , Jakarta; • In 2009 , Jakarta; and • In 2011 , Nusa Dua-Bali • WREC XIV 2016 will be conducted in Jakarta – Indonesia by IRES in cooperation with the WREN-Indonesia, in April 27-29th, 2016 at Jakarta International Convention Centre

4. Proposed Theme of the 14th WREC 2016 “Synergizing Investment and Intelligent Technology for Boosting in Renewable Energy and Energy Efficiency” • Rapid growth of world energy demand, declining conventional primary energy resources, and growing concern of global warming combined with limited world-wide investment capacity have created near-term and long-term future challenges among the power industry to synergize world investment capacity and the needs of intelligent technology to develop alternative, economically viable, efficient use and clean technology to ensure sustainable development of world economy and prosperity.

5. Presentation Agenda… “Synergizing Investment and Intelligent Technology for Boosting in Renewable Energy and Energy Efficiency” • WREC XIV 2016, Combine Business & Pleasure • Congress Venue and Its Facilities • Congress Main Event [Technical Program] • Pre and Post Congress Event [RE Field Trips] • Cultural Site Seeing

6. CONFERENCE MISSION • To emphasize the great, still untapped Renewable Energy Business Opportunities • To pay tribute to the spectacular developments in the last few years • To attract the international investment on renewable energy and energy efficiency potential • To share knowledge, technology & regulatory best practices

7. CONFERENCE PROGRAMS • Pre-Conference Workshops • Keynote Speakers • Panel Discussion • Technical Session • Poster Session • Training • Exhibitions for goods & services related to Renewable Energy, Smart Technology, and Energy Efficiency

8. Congress Events will compose of: • Technical Program • Plenary Session • Poster Session • Short Courses • Exhibitions related to Renewable Energy Technology, Smart Technology and Energy Efficiency. • Non Technical program: • Cultural & social events • Field Trips & Tours • Program for Accompanying Persons

9. More than 1,000 Participants are expected to attend: • Registrants • Regular Registrants • Accompanying Persons • Student • Fellowship • Exhibitors • Invited Speakers • Invited Guests • Invited Authors

10. The proposed theme of the 14th WREC shall address those challenges through the following topics: • Geothermal 8. Low Carbon Technology • Hydro Energy 9. Policies and Regulations • Solar Energy 10. Environment & Climate Change • Biomass 11. Smart Technology • Ocean Energy 12. Carbon Trade • Wind and Other 13. Energy and Gender • Energy Efficiency (Industries and Commerce, Building Architecture and Structure, Transportation, and Appliances)

11. Call for papersTYPES OF PAPERS: • Country and Technology Updates • Environmental and Societal Aspects • Legal and Regulatory Aspects • Economics and Financing • Sustainability • Energy Pricing and Policies • Business Strategies • Energy Education • Software for Renewable Energy & Energy Efficiency Applications • Health and Tourism in RE Site Plant • Climate Change mitigation approaches • Green Fund

12. IMPORTANT DEADLINES • December 2015, Deadline for Abstract Submission (Technical Program Committee will review the Abstract and publicize notification of acceptance). • January 2016, Deadline for the Submission for Final Technical Papers (Technical Program Committee notifies authors of assignment for presentation or poster session). • April, 27-29th, 2016 – Jakarta International Convention Center (JICC) – Jakarta, Indonesia.

13. Panel Discussion Topics Day 1 & 2nd: Key Note & Panel Discussion: Synergizing Investment and Intelligent Technology for Boosting in Renewable Energy and Energy Efficiency Day 3th: • Exhibitions for Boosting Investment in Renewable Energy, Smart Technology and Energy Efficiency. • One to One Meeting & Training

14. Technical Session Topics • Regulation & Advocacy • Renewable Energy Generation • New Technology & Intelligent Technology • Financing for Renewable Energy and Energy Efficiency Projects • Investment Opportunities, Challenges and Solution

15. Posters & Information • Poster sessions will be held. • Authors will be given opportunities to present/discuss their works with Audiences/participants • People can submit your Abstracts by visiting our website at: www.meti.or.id • All information about the congress are also available at Website: www.meti.or.id

16. EXHIBITION • Sub-theme: Goods & services related to Renewable Energy and Green Fund/Financing - Investment – Intelligent Technology and Energy Efficiency. • Indoor and outdoor facilities right next to the conference venue. • Manufacturers, EPC-consultant-O&M-and other services providers, IPP developers, investors and financial institutions, primary energy suppliers-transporters-developers-and processing companies, intelligent technologies providers, etc. • Public institutions, private companies, power business and professional associations, consumer industries and associations, education and training industries.

17. FIELD TRIPS PROGRAM • Renewable Energy Villages • Indonesia Geothermal Power Plants • Micro Hydro Power Plants • Waste Disposal Methane Power Plants • Etc

18. Field Trips Before and After The Congress… Five trip package are offered in the conference to integrate the aspect of the industry and tourism. They are in: - Bali and Bedugul trips - Yogyakarta and Dieng trips - Jakarta and Salak trips - Bandung and Kamojang-WayangWindu trips • Bunaken and Lahendong trips • Etc Our conference organizing committee will arrange the travel and the hotel reservations for the trips. The cost estimation is given in the separated registration form.

19. Field Trips Before The Congress… FT – 1 Yogyakarta – Borobudur – Dieng Plateau, tour to the Dieng Geothermal Field, the only geothermal field in Central Java. Visit the Borobudur temple which was once regarded as one of the many wonders of the world and also visit the Keraton Yogya [Sultan’s Palace] and more.

20. Field Trips Before The Congress… FT – 2 Manado Lahendong, tour to the facilities of Lahendong Geothermal Field and Power Plant and visit the Masarang Palm Sugar Factory, the first of its kind in Indonesia and the first to be powered by geothermal steam. Enjoy the Bunaken Island National Maritime Park and more.

21. Field Trips After The Congress… FT – 3 Bandung – WayangWindu, tour to the WayangWindu Geothermal Field and Power Plant where the largest single geothermal turbines are installed. Visit Lembang, where we can view the TangkubanPerahu, an active volcano located just outside of Bandung where visitors can hike or ride to the edge of the crater to view the hot water springs up-close, also more places to visit.

22. Field Trips After The Congress… FT – 4 Jakarta – Gunung Salak, tour directly to the Gunung Salak Geothermal Field and Power Plant, the largest geothermal field in Indonesia. Get ready to visit Jakarta’s most famous museums: Jakarta History Museum, enjoy the Taman Mini Indonesia Indah and more.

23. SOCIAL and CULTURAL PROGRAM • Ice Breaker/Welcome party • Opening Ceremony • Indonesian Cultural Night • Congress Dinner • Social program for Accompanying Persons to become familiar with culture, history and nature of Indonesia • GOLF Tournament • Closing Ceremony & Farewell Party

24. CONFERENCE VENUE - Jakarta

25. Why WREC 2016 in Jakarta - Indonesia ? Business and leisure

26. JAKARTA • GeographyJakarta is located on the northwest coast of Java, at the mouth of the Ciliwung River on Jakarta Bay, which is an inlet of the Java Sea. Officially, the area of the Jakarta Special District is 662 km2 (256 sq mi) of land area and 6,977 km2 (2,694 sq mi) of sea area.The Thousand Islands, which are administratively a part of Jakarta, are located in Jakarta Bay, north of the city. • ClimateJakarta has a tropical monsoon climate according to the Köppen climate classification system. Despite being located relatively close to the equator, the city has distinct wet and dry seasons. The wet season in Jakarta covers the majority of the year, running from October through May. The remaining four months (June through September) constitute the city's dry season (each of these 4 months has an average monthly rainfall of less than 100 mm). • HistoryEstablished in the fourth century, the city became an important trading port for the Kingdom of Sunda. It was the de facto capital of the Dutch East Indies (known as Batavia at that time) and has continued as the capital of Indonesia since the country's independence was declared in 1945. After World War II, the city of Batavia was renamed "Jakarta" (short form of Jayakarta) by the Indonesian nationalists after achieving independence from the Dutch in 1946. • PeopleJakarta is an urban city, home of over ten million peoplefrom nearly every part of Indonesia and also from other countries. Jakarta is originally the home of the Betawi people, a type of Melayu people. But in recent times, these people are already intermarried and some are forced to live in rural area because of the urban condition of Jakarta. With this kind of urban condition, Jakarta is facing a severe problem of homeless people, unemployment, poverty, and crimes. • CultureAs the economic and political capital of Indonesia, Jakarta attracts many domestic immigrants who bring their various languages, dialects, foods and customs.

27. ACCESS TO JAKARTA FLIGHT: • Jakarta can be reached by air to Soekarno-Hatta International Airport, and the destination is Cengkareng (airport code: CGK) SEA: • Jakarta can be reached by sea- From Java to Tanjung Priok Port LAND: • Jakarta Island can be reached by land transportation from Sumatera and Bali island.

28. WREN 2016 VENUE The Jakarta Convention Center (JCC) also known as Balai Sidang Jakarta Convention Center is located in Gelora Bung Karno Sports Complex, Tanah Abang, Central Jakarta, Indonesia. The Balai Sidang Jakarta Convention Center spans around 120,000 sqm and comprises a round theater-style hall, two exhibition halls, an assembly hall, a banqueting hall, a spacious main lobby and atmospheric lower lobby, VIP rooms and lounges, and ten further meeting rooms which can be configured to match specific event requirements.

29. ACCOMMODATION ARRANGEMENT • Exhibition • Meeting rooms allocation • One to One Business Meetings

30. THE HOST ORGANIZERWorld Renewable Energy Network (WREN) What is WREN? • World Renewable Energy Network (WREN)is a major non-profit organization registered in the United Kingdom with charitable status and affiliated to UNESCO, the Deputy Director General of which is its honorary President. It has a Governing Council, an Executive Committee and a Director General. It maintains links with many United Nations, governmental and non-governmental organizations. •  WREN established in 1992 during the second World Renewable Energy Congress in Reading, UK, WREN is one of the most effective organizations in supporting and enhancing the utilization and implementation of renewable energy sources that are both environmentally safe and economically sustainable.Representing most countries in the world, it aims to promote the communication and technical education of scientists, engineers, technicians and managers in this field and to address itself to the energy needs of both developing and developed countries.

31. THE HOST ORGANIZERThe Indonesian Renewable Energy Society (METI) What is METI? • The Indonesian Renewable Energy Society (METI) was established on May 5th 1999 by a group of intellectuals, government officials, private companies and professionals as a forum of communication, concern with the unabated use of renewable energy and energy efficiency sectors. • METI is a non-profit organization which activities involve formulating opinions and ideas to develop and expand the renewable energy and energy efficiency industries in Indonesia, at the national as well as international levels. • METI membership covers all elements: individuals, associations, companies, business, academics, etc.

32. THE CO – HOST PT PERTAMINA (PERSERO) • Historic mark of the establishment of PT Pertamina (Persero) as state companies since 1957 to change the legal status of being firm limited liability company (persero). On 10 December 2005, in response to business competition, PT Pertamina (Persero), changed its logo from a sea-horse into an arrow shape with the 3 basic colors of green, blue and red. This logo represents dynamism as well as an environmental friendly attitude in the implementation of the Company’s business activities.

33. THE PRIMARY CO - HOST SPONSOR PT PLN (Persero) • PT PLN (Persero) (“PLN”) is a state electricity enterprise which has been entrusted by law as the authority holder of electricity business in Indonesia. • PLN manages over 30,000 MW of power generating capacity and 35 million costumers throughout archipelago, makes electricity ratio about 60 % and the electricity growth rate 7-8 % per annum. The government targets to raise electricity ratio become 90% by 2020.

34. Thank you and see you in Jakarta