Sumba National Workshop 2019

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Sumba island represents as a prominent example of a region with large potential of renewable energy sources for electricity generation through RE (Renewable Energy). According to reports from Ministry of Energy and Mineral Resources (MEMR), Sumba has electrification rate of 50.9% of which 20.9% is fulfilled through RE generation (MEMR, 2019). Therefore, active participation from various stakeholders in aiming to increase the island’s electrification ratio to 95% by 2025 was initiated through collaborative project namely Sumba Iconic Island (Sumba Iconic Island Development Team, 2012). The project’s development encapsulates a variety of factors that would promote and cultivate the renewable energy growth within Sumba island – from legal framework and economic considerations to social improvement , – while simultaneously aiming to meet energy needs and targets.

Aligning with the Sumba Iconic Island project, Resilience Development Initiative (RDI) from Indonesia, Leeds University from the United Kingdom, CREEC from Uganda, and Dar Es Salam University from Tanzania collaborated on research project titled Creating Resilient Sustainable Microgrids through Hybrid Renewable Energy System (CRESUM-HYRES). The purpose of this research is to develop and validate the design of holistic microgrids with hybrid systems intended for rural areas in developing countries. Therefore, this research project chose Sumba as a role model in making NRE technology as well as looking at the development of renewable energy and energy conservation (NREEC) in Sumba, especially in terms of: (i) social-demographic findings, (ii) economic implications by considering communities’ willingness to pay, (iii) biofuel as potential for NRE, and (iv) stakeholder analysis.

The national workshop 2019 with the theme of Clean and Affordable Renewable Energy for Sustainable Rural and Remote Areas through Microgrids serves as a platform to gather related stakeholders along with local, national, and international academicians. Therefore, stakeholders involved directly in improving and bolstering the sustainable renewable energy initiative in Sumba island, such as Hivos, Bappeda and local communities represented by respective head of villages and local champions, will also be participating in this workshop to testify on their experience with renewable energy in Sumba island itself. In addition, central government stakeholders e.g. like ESDM and Bappenas will also be present to disseminate their data on implementing renewable energy implementation in Indonesia, especially in remote and rural areas including alike Sumba Island.

Through this workshop, All of the participants from all levels will be involved in direct discussions and giving recommendations to bolster renewable energy technology development in rural and remote areas, which in this case is Sumba Island in East Nusa Tenggara. In addition, this workshop also represents as prominent opportunity for South-to-South cooperation (Indonesia, Tanzania and Uganda) between developing countries in looking for placing renewable energy at the forefront of their respective electrification efforts and development. Ultimately, through international attendance and collaboration, this workshop is expected to contribute to global issues, especially those in regards of climate change and clean energy transition in sustaining growing global population. Therefore, the recommendations produced throughout the workshop will align with the outputs of our Creating Resilient Sustainable Microgrids through Hybrid Renewable Energy System (CRESUM-HYRES) research project.

Objectives:

Disseminating information and research outputs on social-demographical asset, communities' willingness to pay, biofuel as renewable energy, and stakeholder analysis aspects.
Facilitating information exchange and discussions on the renewable energy in the context of technology, social-economy, and policies.
Facilitating the aspirations and inputs from key stakeholders, practitioners, private actors, academicians, and communities to produce a clear policy orientation and bolster the development and implementation of renewable energy.

Day 1

Day 1: Thursday, December 5th , 2019

Time	Agenda	Speaker
Thursday, 05 December 2019
08.30 – 09.00	Registration	Committee
09.00 – 09.10	Opening Ceremony	MC
09.10 – 09.20	Welcoming Remarks	The Ministry of National Development Planning of The Republic Indonesia, Director of Energy Telecommunication and Information of Technology
09.20 – 09.30	Opening Remarks	Directorate General of Disadvantage Regions Development Ministry of Disadvantaged Regions Development, Ministry of Villages, Development of Disadvantaged Regions and Transmigration
09.30 – 09.40	Keynote Speech	Directorate General of New Renewable Energy and Energy Conservation, Ministry of Energy and Mineral Resources
09.40 – 10.00	Dissemnination of the “Creating Resilient Sustainable Microgrids through Hybrid Renewable Energy Systems” research project.	Dr. Saut Sagala (RDI), Prof. Jon Lovett (University of Leeds), Mary Suzan Abbo (CREEC)
Panel Discussion I - Policy orientation and The Development of Renewable Energy in Indonesia
10.00 – 10.30	Synergising the Policy and Strategy of new and renewable energy Development in Indonesia.	Directorate General of New Renewable Energy and Energy Conservation, MEMR
10.30 – 11.00	Integrating of Renewable Energy in planning the Medium-Term National Development Plan 2020-2024	Directorate of Energy, Telecommunication and Technology. The Ministry of National Development Planning of the Republic Indonesia
11.00 – 11.30	Development Plan for Renewable Energy Generators in Indonesia	System Planning Division of PLN
11.30 – 12.00	Question and Answer Session	Moderator
12.00 – 13.00	Lunch Break	Committee
Panel Discussion II - Renewable Energy Technology Development in Indonesia and Africa
13.00 – 13.40	Lessoon Learned from the South: Microgrid Implementation in Africa	University of Dar es Salaam Tanzania, Center of Research in Energy and Energy Conservation (CREEC), Uganda
13.40 – 14.10	PyPlan Software Microgrid Planning & The Potential of Bioenergy by Utilizing Industrial Waste of Seaweed Processing Industry in Sumba	Dr. Shahab Dehghan and Dr. James Hammerton, University of Leeds, United Kingdom
14.10 – 14.40	Question and Answer Session	Moderator
14.00 – 15.00	Coffe Break	Committee
Panel Discussion III - Renewable Energy and Social Economic Issues in Sumba
15.00 – 15.20	Renewable Energy Development Potential in Indonesia Villages and Disadvantage Regions	Directorate General of Disadvantage Regions Development, Ministry of Villages, Development of Disadvantaged Regions and Transmigration
15.20 – 15.40	Lessons-learned Business Model Development of Renewabled Energy in Sumba Island	Hivos
15.40 – 16.00	Household WTP for Improving Multi-attribute Quality of Electricity Supply: A Choice Experiment Study on Sumba Island	Dr. Cheng Wen, Univeristy of Leeds, United Kingdom
16.00 – 16.30	Question and Answer Session	Moderator
16.30 – 16.40	Conclusion of Day 1 and Day 2 Agenda Introduction	Dr. Saut Sagala (RDI)

Day 2

Day 2: Friday, December 6th , 2019

Time	Agenda	Speakers
Friday, 06 December 2019
08.00 – 08.30	Registration	Committe
08.30 – 08.35	Opening	MC
08.35 – 08.45	Presentation of Day-1 Workshop Results and Discussion Orientation for Day-2 Workshop namely “From Local to Global”	Prof. Jon Lovett, University of Leeds and Dr. Saut Sagala, RDI
Talk show Session – Voice from Sumba Island: Impact of Renewable Energy Development in Sumba Island
08.45 – 09.15
	Community/People's Perspective on Renewable Energy Development in Sumba Island	Head of Kamanggih Village, East Sumba Head of Tebara Village, West Sumba Head of Dinjo Village, South West Sumba Renewable Energy Project Beneficiary
	Government and Non-Government Institution's Perspective on Renewable Energy Development in Sumba Island	Regional Planning Development Planning Agency in East Sumba Wira Wacana Christian University Vice-regent of South West Sumba
09.45 – 10.00	Coffe Break
Technical Discussion – Lesson Learned Renewable Energy Development in Indonesia
10.00 – 11.30
	USAID - ICED II Lesson-learned: Electrical Access Planning with Renewable Energy Sources	Moderator
	GIZ - ELREN Lesson-learned: Small Scale Renewable Energy Project Result (off-grid) in Small Islands	Moderator
	Institute of Essential Services Reform (IESR) Lesson-learned: Energy Suply Provision for Rural Communities through the Energy Delivery Model (EDM)	Moderator
	PT. Mikro Kisi Sumba Solar Vine System: Integrated System for Sustainable Rural Electrification	Moderator
11.30 – 13.30	Lunch Break
13.30 – 14.15	Question and Answer Session	Moderator
Knowledge Sharing - Renewable Energy: Funding and Potential Development 2020
14.15 – 14.35	The Potential of Renewable Energy Development Based on the Priority Program on Increasing the Production and Fullfillment of Enerfy Needs	Energy, Mineral and Mining Resources Directorate, The Ministry of National Development Planning of the Republic of Indonesia
14.35 – 14.55	Investor-friendly Potential Business Model	World Resources Institute (WRI) Indonesia
14.55 – 15.15	Towards COP26	Prof. Jon Lovett, University of Leeds
15.15 – 15.25	Closing Speech	Dr. Saut Sagala, RDI

List of Speakers

Day 1

Panel I — Policy Orientation and The Development of Renewable Energy in Indonesia :

Abdul Malik Sadat Idris S.T., M.Eng
Director of Water Resources and Irrigation, Ministry of National Development Planning of the Republic of Indonesia / National Development Planning Agency, Directorate of Energy, Telecommunications and Information.
Pandu Ismudati S.T., M.Ak
Head of Sub-Directorate for Implementation & Development of New and Renewable Energy Various Energy Infrastructure, Ministry of Energy and Mineral Resources of the Republic of Indonesia.
Faridz Yazi
Head of Sub-Directorate of Energy Facilities and Infrastructure, Ministry of Villages, Development of Disadvantaged Regions, and Transmigration of the Republic of Indonesia.

Panel II — Renewable Energy Technology Development in Indonesia and Africa :

Dr. Consalva Msigwa
Lecturer at Dar Es Salaam Institute of Technology in Electrical Power Engineering.
Mwaka Juma
Assistant lecturer at Dar Es Salaam Institute of Technology.
Dr. Shahab Dehgan
Research fellow of the Smart Energy Group from University of Leeds School of Electrical Engineering.
Dr. James Hammerton
Research fellow of Biofuels and Solar Resources from University of Leeds Low Carbon Technologies.

Panel III — Renewable Energy and Social-Economics Issues in Sumba :

Drs. Samsul Widodo, MA
Directorate General of Development of Disadvantaged Areas, Ministry of Villages, Development of Disadvantaged Regions and Transmigration of Republic of Indonesia.
Laily Syukriah Himayati
Program Manager Green Energy Hivos of Southeast Asia.
Dr. Cheng Wen
Research fellow in University of Leeds School of Geography. His main area of expertise is environmental economics.

Day 2

Talkshow Session — Voice from Sumba Island: The Impact of Renewable Energy in Sumba Island :

Communities’ perspective
- Head of Kamanggih Village, East Sumba
- Head of Tebara Village, West Sumba
- Head of Dinjo Village, Southwest Sumba
- Renewable Energy Project Beneficiary, represented by Mama Linda

Government and non-government institution’s perspective
- Regional Development Planning Agency in East Sumba
- Wira Wacana Christian University
- Vice-Regent of Southwest Sumba

Technical Discussion — Lessons Learned Renewable Energy Development in Indonesia :

Dr. Asclepias Rahmi, MA — USAID-ICED II
Energy Governance and Regulatory Specialist of ICED II and the Chair Executive Board of the Indonesian Institute for Energy Economics (IIEE)
Catoer Wibowo — GiZ-EnDev
Project Manager of GiZ Energising Development (EnDev) Indonesia
Marlistya Citraningrum — IESR
Program Manager of Institute of Essential Services Reform (IESR)
Nino Dewa Brisal — PT. Mikro Kisi Sumba
Project Implementation Manager and Director of PT. Mikro Kisi Sumba

Knowledge Sharing — Renewable Energy: Funding and Potential Development 2020 :

Mayang Rahmi Novita Sari, ST., M.Eng
Planner staff of Energy, Mineral and Mining Resources Directorate, The Ministry of National Development Planning of the Republic of Indonesia
Clorinda Wibowo
Energy Specialist of World Resources Institute (WRI) Indonesia
Prof. Jon Lovett
Chair in Global Challenges, School of Geography, University of Leeds

Highlights

Please find the following highlights of the national workshop below:

Clean and Affordable Renewable Energy for Sustainable Rural and Remote Areas through Microgrids:

National Workshop 2019
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Policy Brief

Renewable Energy Financing

English Version
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Renewable Energy Financing

Indonesian Version
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Please kindly find the documentation and presentations of the national workshop in the followig link respectively:

On behalf of our collaborating partners, RDI would like to thank you for your cooperative participation throughout the workshop.