Geothermal: The Energy to Change the World

Official Newspapers of
the World Geothermal Congress
25 -30 April 2010

WGC2010

Daily News

Issue 2 / April 26, 2010

Bali International Convention Centre, Nusa Dua, Bali-Indonesia

Herman Darnel
Ibrahim,

Chairman of theOrganizing Committee

Dear Participants andAccompanying Persons,First of all please accept
my sincere and warm
greeting. On behalf of theOrganizing Committee I
welcome you all to thisgreat geothermal event.
Welcome to Indonesia,
welcome to Bali thebeautiful island. I and
my team are very glad
to have and to serve youat this congress. Thankyou, thank you very muchfor coming. I regret thatsome of our registeredparticipants from Europe
are not able to come dueto their flight abnormal
cancellation. They missed
this congress but I missthem more, and I believe
you do so.
The congress
technical activities start
today. For those whocome from far away orfrom other continents,
I hope they alreadyhave enough rest to
adapt the time and theclimate different. For
those who participatedin pre congress field
trip, I hope they found it
beneficial, interesting andthey did enjoy the trip.
The congress activities
provides you opportunity

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to learn the past
geothermal development
achievement andthe innovations for
future development,
conceptually, scientifically,
technologically throughthe technical sessions,exhibitions and directinteractions. I appreciate
if you all can participate in
the opening and plenary
sessions, and as there are
10 parallel sessions I hope
you will participate at thesession of your interest
and choice.
I should say to allof you that Bali is avery beautiful islandwith a lot of panoramicview, rich of uniquetraditions and culture,
full of art and tourism
attractions. I guess manyof you coming not purely
because of the congress
but also because ofatractiveness of Bali, it isreal and there is nothing
wrong with it. For those
who come for the firsttime, you have to see
and to experience Bali,
do not miss it. For those
who come for the second
time or more please takesome of your time to learn
and enjoy deeper about
the more specific beautyof Bali. If you don’t havemuch time staying in Bali
don’t worry we will bringsome of the best attraction
to the congress social
event the Cultural Nightand the Farewell Dinner.
I do hope thiscongress will be beneficial
for participants boththrough technical andsocial activities. I wish
you would be healthy, be
productive and be happy
during this congress. Verywarm regards.
Thank you. . .

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WGC2010 Turning distant
dreams into reality
The
World
Geothermal
Congress­ (WGC2010) kicks off
today, April 26, with official­­opening by the Indonesian­President, Susilo Bambang
Yudhoyono,­at the Bali International Convention­
Centre, Nusa Dua, Bali. The five-yearly event,which will bring together more than 2,000
participants­ representing 85 countries, is
expected­ to be an opportunity to change theworld by promoting the use of geothermal as
an environmental-­friendly energy.
“This congress will be a good
opportunity­ for stakeholders to share theirpractices in developing­geothermal industry,­
ranging­ from the upstream industry to thedownstream­ one. They will discuss about
exploration, drilling and investment as well,”

Herman said, adding that stakeholders could
also share the latest update on geothermal
issues. With a huge number of participants,
WGC2010 will be a defining moment­for thedevelopment of geothermal energy in theworld.
“If we traced back the history of WGC,
this is a congress with the greatest numberof participants.­ It proves the enthusiasm ofgeothermal­ communities in the world to be
more serious in developing this sector,” Surya
Darma said. WGC was first held in 1995 in
Florence,­ Italy, followed by participants from70 countries. The first congress resulted in a
guide book of theories and cases on the useof geothermal.­ According to Surya Darma,
related stakeholders initiated this forum dueto the urgency­ ­ to utilize geothermal because­

Iceland successfully
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welcomeR. Gordon Bloomquist.

Chair IGA WGC 2010 Steering Committee

On behalf of the IGA Steering
Committee I would like to take thisopportunity to welcome you to
WGC2010 in beautiful Indonesia on
the island of Bali.
Each World Congress provides aunique opportunity to, once every five
years, meet with old friends, celebrate
personal as well as industry wide
achievements and successes and lickthe wounds the resulted from projects
that did not go “exactly” as planned. It
is an opportunity to exchange ideas,learn from one another, discuss thelatest industry friends and to sit downwith exhibitors to learn how theirgoods and/or services could benefit
both existing and/or future projects
with which you are involved.
With five year of planning by the
IGA Steering Committee and theIndonesian Organizing Committee
now completed, the success of thecongress is now in the hands of you
the delegates and exhibitors.
With hundreds of papers in 10
current session over five days, a
special poster session, great exhibits,
social functions and field trips to cap
off the coming exciting week there
should be something for everyone.
Your full participation in the eventsis critical to achieving a successful
outcome for the Congress.
And when you depart take withyou the massage provided by ourtheme “Geothermal: The Energy to
Change The World”; and do your partto make it more than a theme, make ita reality.

WGC2010 DAILY NEWS
Editorial Team
Nurdin Al Fahmi, Nila Sofianti, Stannia Agatha,
Harfiyah Widiawati, Rosalind Lawless,Ni Komang Erviani, Supardi, Setia Rahma,
Zul T. Eduardo, Frina Bonita
Technical Adviser
Ifnaldi Sikumbang (INAGA)
Project Coordinator
Ika Nazaruddin
WGC 2010 Media Sub-Committee
Tri Harwanto (Chair)Grace Wiroreno
Jim Lawless (IGA)
Eduardo R. Iglesias (IGA)
To view current and past issues of the WGC 2010
Daily News online, please visit

www.wgc2010.org

The views expressed in the articles, featuresand listings are not necessarily those of the
WGC2010 Organizing Committee or the editors.

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WGC2010 : Turning distant dreams
into reality......
the energy­ is renewable and friendly for theenvironment.­ ­“Geothermal should be utilized in greater scales.
Since we are aware that we need a lot of investments­
to develop this energy, we need to build partnerships,­
and this forum is a good chance to work it out,” hesaid. The second WGC took place in Beppu, Morioka­
in Japan in 2000, attended by participants­ from 61
countries. The next congress was held five years later
in Antalya, Turkey, in April 2005, which saw participants from 80 countries.
WGC2010 is supported by governments withhigh-level representatives from China, Germany,
Iceland, Indonesia, Italy, Japan, Kenya, Mexico, New
Zealand,­ The Philippines, Uganda and USA, andmany more, as well as from international institutions
and financial­ organizations­ such as The World Bank,
United Nation­ Environment Program and European
Union. This year’s forum is expected to accelerate thedevelopment­of geothermal in the world.
John W. Lund from the Geo-Heat Center, Oregon­Institute of Technology, said that geothermal
power­ has produced electric power in 27 countries.
Since 2000, the installed capacity in the world has
increased­by almost 3,000 MW. “Geothermal growthand development of electricity generation has
increased­significantly­over the past 40 years, ranging
from 3-11% annually. Direct-use has remained fairly
steady over this period at 10% growth annually.­Now,
78 countries report utilizing geothermal energy,­ analmost eight-fold­­ increase in participation. At least
10 countries­are expected to be online by 2015,” said
John. “One of the significant changes for WGC2010
was the increase­in the number of countries reporting­usage. Six countries were added to the list in thecurrent report, up from 2005 figures. There has also
been a large increase in geothermal (ground-source)heat pump installations,” he added.
Several countries have also used geothermal
more than 5% of their total energy needs, including
Papua New Guinea, Tibet, San Miguel Island (Azores),
Tuscany (Italy), Iceland, El Salvador, Kenya, Philippines,
Nicaragua, Guadeloupe (Caribbean), Costa Rica and
New Zealand. “One of the more significant aspectsof geothermal power development is the size of its
contribution to national and regional capacity andproduction of countries,” John said.

New Zealand,
another country
that has effectively maximize
its geothermal
resources

As a host of this year’s congress, Indonesia has yet
lto capitalize on its abundant geothermal resources­.
“We haven’t made the most of our geothermal­
resources­despite our huge potential since our country­
is situated in the Ring of Fire,” Surya Darma said.
Data from INAGA revealed that the country’s
geothermal potential reached 28,000 MW or around
40% of the world’s reserves. Out of 28,000 MW, only
1,200 MW had been utilized. So far, Surya Darma
went on, geothermal in Indonesia has only beenused to generate electricity.
Despite having huge capacity of untapped
geothermal­ resources, the country has not beenable to develop it due to funding problems. The
Indonesian­government has set a target of developing­
9,500 MW of geothermal by 2025. To reach the goal,
the government is targeting that 4,000 MW out of
its massive­10,000 MW energy acceleration­ project­should be generated from geothermal source by
2015. It is estimated that developing­ the 4,000 MW
will cost around US$12 billion or IDR 120 trillion. As an
initial phase to develop the 4,000 MW, Indonesia will
sign 30 agreements on geothermal development­cooperation­ with various parties. The agreements
value at between IDR 4 to 5 trillion. “I hope thiswould be a good start to improve geothermal more
seriously,” Surya Darma said.
The WGC2010 is expected to produce Bali
Declaration­for the sake of changing the world throughpromoting the development of g
­ eothermal.­

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Opening Ceremony of WGC2010

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Indonesia Launch a 3,997MW Project in WGC2010
Dr. Ir. Bambang Setiawan, steering committee chairman of WGC2010, also Director General of Mineral, Coal, & Geothermal of Indonesia
The use of renewable energy,
i.e. geothermal power, has beenfrequently promoted all over
the world, including in Indonesia. Through the Regulationof the Ministry of Energy and Mineral Resources
No. 32 of 2009 on the Power standard Purchasing Price by State Power Company (PT.PLN) fromgeothermal­power plant.
Director General of Mineral, Coal, &Geothermal­of Indonesia, Dr. Ir. Bambang Setiawan­
said that Indonesia is rich with energy resources.
One of them is renewable energy of geothermal
power. This power has not been effectively­ used
domestically,­ even though around 40% world’s
geothermal power are found in Indonesia.­
Bambang­ expects that through World Geothermal Congress 2010 in Bali, Indonesia­can accomplish all of its geothermal­plans. “This is also a campaign to promote and enhance pollution-freeand environmental-friendly energy,” explained
Bambang.
In terms of geothermal energy development
in Indonesia, Bambang said there is a numberof obstacle, such as the problem of upstream­­and downstream­­ synchronization. The problem,
however, does not impede the Indonesian government will to develop geothermal power. The

government has done some efforts
to develop and enhance the use ofgeothermal power by fascilitating
related­ parties, among others, StateElectric Company­ and IndonesianGeothermal Association­ (INAGA);
also by issuing the aforementioned­
regulation­ of the Ministry of Energy and Mineral Resources No. 32
of 2009. “Of course, we must settle­
each existing­problem, obstacle, andconstraint,”­explained Bambang.­
In this world congress, Indonesia­
plans to launch a 3,997MW
project.­ This project indicates­ thegovernment’s­ will to really promote geothermal­power. Hopefully,
this great event will promote theprospective Indonesian potential
internationally.­ Certainly, with thesupport from the government to replace fuelwith geothermal energy, Bambang expects that
this will attract investors­to help develop geothermal power in Indonesia.

columnOur Theme

Geothermal: The Energy to Change the World
R. Gordon Bloomquist, Chair IGA WGC 2010 Steering Committee

The theme for WGC 2010 was chosen by
the organizers because it is our sincere
belief­ that geothermal can not only playand ever increasing and important role incontributing to meeting the worlds futureenergy needs in an environmentally responsible manner,­but that it can and should play as great a role in bringsocietal improvements to much of our world.
Access to an adequate supply of energy allows­ forincreased industrialization and agricultural production.­
These in turn result in greater opportunities­ formeaningful­ employment. Employment brings anincrease­ in the standard of living including improved
access to education, medical care and better nutrition,
lower instances of infant and child mortality and inincrease­­­in life expectancy.
Energy-Geothermal Energy-really can change theworld and make our world a better place to live.
Signed the organizers

Salak Geothermal
Field in Indonesia

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WGC2010 FELLOWSHIP PROGRAMME
mahmut parlaktuna

As in the previous World Geothermal Congresses, WGC2010
had a fellowship programme to facilitate the attendance ofthe delegates­ from developing countries by providing partial­
funding.­ An accepted and presented technical paper orposter at the congress is the first condition to be eligible for a
fellowship.­ In addition, the fellowship holder must attend the Congress andonly one fellowship was awarded per paper.
Despite the serious efforts of finance and fellowship committees of the
WGC2010 to solicit funds for fellowships, the amounts raised were significantly
less than anticipated. In large part this reflects the global economic situationand its impact on donors. Nevertheless, the total amount raised was about US$

The fellowship programmeis one that allows members
from distant and developing
countries to attend the WGC.
It is an essential partnershipthat ensures the sharing ofgeothermal techniques andknowledge across a wide
spectrum. The programmeallows members of thegeothermal­­community totravel to WGC to share theirextensive knowledge and also
to learn new techniques tobe taken home. The following­is the interviews with a few
members of the fellowship
programme attending the
WGC.

Sheng
Zhong Jie –China (study
in the environmental
impact of geothermal utilization)
The programme has beena help to get me to the
WGC2010 and it is very helpful. I would like to learn how
we can use the knowledgeof the impact of geothermal
utilization in other countries,
as the use of this knowledge
and how it is applied are different in each country. In myprovince in China the levelof subsidence is very high ­I would­­like to not only learn
how other countries deal
with this, but also to share myknowledge of this issue withpeople from other countries.
Although in the area that I live
the geothermal is of low heat,

230,000 which is very pleasing. The sponsors of the fellowship programme
were the UNU Geothermal Training Program in Iceland, National Renewable
Energy­Laboratory, IGA, Nevada Geothermal Power Inc., GPC IP, SKM, West Japan
Engineering­ Consultants, New Zealand Geothermal Association, Thermochem
Inc and an anonymous donor.
There were more than 350 applications for fellowship programme. Throughthe sponsor’s generosity, 190 of them from 49 different countries have received
fellowships. China, Indonesia, Iran, Kenya, Mexico, Philippines, Russian Federation­
and Turkey are the countries with more than 10 delegates receiving fellowships.

it is used over in a large areafor heating. We like to call thisgreen energy
Agoun
Aissa –
Tunisia (study
geothermal
reservoirs)
I would like to find out aboutgeothermal developments
around the world and what
other countries are doing to
use geothermal energy asa solution to global energy
issues. I would like to share
the know-how of Tunisia: oursharing of geothermal reservoir with 3 other areas, our extensive use of geothermal topower greenhouses for heating, and how the used waterin greenhouses is transferred
to be used for irrigation. Geothermal is being widely usedin Tunisia for Greenhouses,

baths and heating, but it isalso used to bring cooled portable water to places without
portable water, which is very
important. Since we share
our aquifer with two othercountries we are also discovering ways to manage this.
Fredolin
Javino – Malaysia (geologist)
I hope to learn from membersof the world’s community ofgeothermal about geothermal in terms of assessment,
drilling, the cost of drilling, thecost of geophysical surveys,
and surface assessment. At
the moment Malaysia is in
the second stage of development, we have identified
the geothermal resources
and now the next stage is tobegin drilling
Mouldi Ben
Mohamed –Tunisia (Agroeconomist)
The fellowship programme
has played a key role in allowing I and other people
from distant and developing countries to attend the
WGC2010. Tunisia is one of
the world leaders in using
geothermal energy especiallyin our use in greenhouses; weare the second in the world
to do this. Another way weare using geothermal energy
is by cooling the water which
has been used to heat thegreenhouses, and using it for
irrigation. This is very important for an area where wateris scarce and conservation ofwater is paramount.

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Wgc2010

Let’s Enjoy the Beauty of Geothermal
Regions in Indonesia!

Plantation and tea-leaves
picking near the Wayang
Windu geothermal
power plant

Do you want to see the biggest geothermal reserve in the world while enjoying unforgettable natural outing?
Let’s join us here, you will not regret
it. This field trip will be held after the
congress, on May 1-3, 2010. The field
trip participants, besides visiting thegeothermal locations, can also enjoy
beautiful natural scenery of Indonesia.
The first choice of the field trip isthe outfit to Bandung, West of Java, for
3 days-2 nights on May 1-3, 2010. The
geothermal destination and power

plant in West Java is Wayang Windu.
In this place you will see from nearby
the biggest single geothermal power
plant in Indonesia. According­to ­Dr. Bret­
Mattes,­President and CEO of Star Energy
which operates Wayang Windu power
generation facility, projects like Wayang
Windu have helped to raise awarenessof the potential of geothermal powerand shown that while initial capitalcosts are high, maintenance costs
are so low that geothermal poweris significantly­ cheaper than coal-5
Salak Geothermal
Field

fired power on a life cycle basis. We have also
been able to prove over time that geothermal
power­does not need the hidden “environmental­
subsidies”­that coal, with its very high levels of air
borne pollutants­ and carbon­ emissions, requires.
Wayang Windu and projects like it (for example
Chevron and Pertamin­a projects in West Java)
have given the industry serious credibility inIndonesia­and globally.­

Visiting Wayang
Windu, you will also
see the beautiful
view of tea plantation
and Gunung Malabar
forests. You will also
visit Ciater hot spring
resort as well as
take pleasure in thebeauty of Tangkuban
Perahu crater. You
can also go to Bosscha Observatory, theoldest observatory inIndonesia. During thetrip, participants will
be welcome by the
local people’s charmand friendliness. What’s not less interesting is,at the end of the field trip to Bandung, you will
enjoy­ culinary and shopping tours in a range ofrestaurants­ and distribution stores in this chillycity.
The second choice is the trip to Jakarta for 2days-1 night, on May 1-2, 2010. The geothermal
destination and power plant is Gunung Salak,West Java. Gunung Salak, around 120 km from

Jakarta, is the location of the greatest geothermal­
power developed in Indonesia, up to now it
reaches 337 MW. The Salak geothermal project
was first started in 1982 and began to produce
geothermal power in 1994.
According to Mr. Barry Andrews, President and
GM of Chevron Geothermal Indonesia, Chevron­
Geothermal manages two geothermal­projects inIndonesia—Darajat and Salak. The Darajat project­supplies geothermal steam, which generates­
259 MW of electricity. Chevron has a 100 percent
operating interest in the Salak project,­ one of
the largest geothermal operations in the world,with a total operating capacity­ of 377 MW. The
combined output from our Darajat and Salak
geothermal operations now produces sufficient­
renewable­ energy to supply approximately­ 4
million­homes in Indonesia.
After the visit to Salak Mountain, theparticipants­ will directly go back to Jakarta tovisit museums in Jakarta, to see the historical­
development­ of Jakarta, as well as visit theBeautiful­ Indonesia Miniature Park (TMII), a
miniature­ park of Indonesia with 33 provinces
that represent different cultures. Let’s enjoy theunforgettable field trip …

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WGC2010

BICC, Bali’s Meeting Magnet
If you ask national andinternational­ companies about aperfect venue to hold meetingsin Bali, they would definitely refer
to BICC, a magnet for world-scale
conferences.
And now, BICC is again chosen to host another­high-level event: the World Geothermal Congress
2010,­ because the place is perfectly proper to accommodate around 2,000 congress participants.
According to Rainata Tjoa, Marketing
Communication­ Director of the Westin Resort
Nusa Dua Bali, in preparation for the WGC2010, theConvention team at Bali International Convention­
Centre has conducted a series of pre-event meetings to ensure all arrangements carried out asplanned. She added that several coordination
meetings with the event organizer Pacto Convex
have also taken place.
“We believe that communication and coordination within our internal teams together with theorganizing team will play a vital part in the overall
success of the event”.
“Therefore, representatives from the Convention, Sales, Food & Beverage and Security Departments along with the General Manager and HotelManager were also invited to attend the final coordination meeting with the organizer. Each respective department has been actively involved in the
preliminary details of this international event.”
For day to day correspondence, the organizer
needs only to keep in touch based on the guidance our dedicated event specialists, who will be
the central point of contact. This strategy avoids
miscommunication as the information comesfrom one source only. “We are extremely proud tobe trusted by the International Geothermal Asso-

cornerAmong the 78 paintingson display

People meetingat BICC

ciation (IGA) and the Indonesian Geothermal Association (INAGA) to host such a prestigious event.
We are confident that everything will run exceedingly well.
We look forward to welcoming all the participants and offering them our warm Balinese hospitality together with our world class facilities andservices. I wish the event every success and hopethat all delegates will leave the island with an enriching Bali experience that will encourage themto return again soon for business or leisure,” commented the General Manager of the Westin Resort
Nusa Dua, Bali and BICC, Mr. Bipan Kapur.
Bali International Convention Centre (BICC)
in Nusa Dua has long been famous as one of themost representative venues for international-scales
meetings, witnessing the world’s delegates agreed

upon a number of important global treaties.
Established in 1991 in Bali’s tourism development complex, BICC has been designated asinternational-class venue with 17 theater-styled
meeting rooms having capacity for 2,500 people,
an auditorium, a performance stage and 2,700squaremeter exhibition area.
Exhibitions can be held not only in the usual
arrangement of indoor, but also outdoor, heading to the beach. BICC management also provides
warehouses to store logistics for exhibitions, aswell as an adequate facility to load goods. A supporting team is also ready to professionally assist
the event organizer.
Other facilities are also available at the convention center, including banks, tour desks, clinics,
boutiques, and shopping arcade.

Geothermally Speaking …….

To liven things up, the Organizing Commitee of WGC2010 has
invited children from Bali province as well as university students
and public from Indonesia to participate in the WGC2010 Painting Competition with Geothermal as Clean Energy as the central
theme.
The total artworks of 78 paintings which includes 12 winnners
are now being exhibit at the congress venue at BICC from April 25
to April 30, 2010. Each of them will be auctioned off with proceeds
for local charity foundation in Bali. That’s right! You can own a little
piece of painting, and support the Bali community.
Silent Auction of Paintings begins at 8:00 a.m. on 25 April 2010
and ends at 5:00 p.m on 27 April 2010, and to be auctioned off on
27 April 2010 and announced at the Indonesian Cultural Night at
Garuda Wisnu Kencana for a minimum of USD 5000 value for oneof the paintings..

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A number of participants enrolled in regristrastion desk before attending the congress to be opened on April 26 by Indonesian President Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono

iceland President Olafur Ragnar Grimsson
having a chat with Bali Governor Mangku
Pastika at WGC2010 Welcome Reception

WGC2010 golf
tournament at
New Kuta Golf,
Pecatu.

A participant is singing
after the WGC2010 golf
tournament
Welcome Dance at
WGC2010 Welcome
Reception at Westin
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