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1 | DFI PROJECT | FINANCIAL INTERMEDIARY | SUBPROJECT: COMPANY | SUBPROJECT: COAL PLANT | UNIT | NEW COAL CAPACITY (MW) | STATUS (as of Sept. 8th, 2023) | NOTES | Location in Indonesia | DFI | Postal savings loans amounts in RMB |
2 | IFC made a $300 million equity investment in Postal Savings Bank of China in June 2015. | Postal Savings Bank of China provided a $18 billion credit line to China Huadian Corporation that remains open, according to an August 2023 bond prospectus. Postal Savings Bank has also underwritten more than $1 billion in China Huadian debt and equity securities, according to the Global Coal Exit List. | China Huadian Corporation has 17.5GW of coal expansion plans and an installed coal capacity of 89GW, according to the Global Coal Exit List. | China Huadian Corporation is developing the 700MW Jambi 2 Mine Mouth coal plant in Indonesia. China Huadian has also signed a power purchase agreement for the project, according to BHI. In January 2022, China Huadian said it was withdrawing from the project per President Xi's no coal pledge, although there is no evidence that it has formally withdrawn. | Unit 1 | 350 | permitted | The Asian Development Bank is exposed to the Jambi 1 project, as described below. | Sumatra | IFC | 110,000,000,000.00 |
3 | Unit 2 | 350 | permitted | ||||||||
4 | Bangko Tengah (SS-8), also known as South Sumatra 8 or Sumsel-8, is a coal-fired power station in Indonesia. In February 2023, it was reported that construction had reached 98% completion. China Huadian Corporation owns 55% of the plant through a subsidiary, according to the Global Energy Monitor as of September 2023. | Unit 1 | 600 | Planned | Sumatra | IFC | |||||
5 | Unit 2 | 600 | Planned | ||||||||
6 | IFC made a $300 million equity investment in Postal Savings Bank of China in June 2015. | Postal Savings Bank of China provided a $16 billion credit line to China Datang Corporation Ltd. that remains open, according to a February 2022 bond prospectus. Postal Savings Bank has underwritten $385 million in China Datang debt and equity securities, according to the Global Coal Exit list. | China Datang has 18.1GW of coal expansion plans and an installed coal capacity of 99.9GW, according to the Global Coal Exit List. | China Datang is developing Nagan Raya power station's 400 MW expansion via a subsidiary, according to the Global Energy Monitor as of September 6th, 2023. | Unit 3 | 200 | Construction | Sumatra | IFC | 110,000,000,000.00 | |
7 | Unit 4 | 200 | Construction | ||||||||
8 | China Datang owns a 75% stake in PT DSSP Power Mas Utama, the developer of the Kalselteng-1 power station (also called Kalteng-1), according to the Global Energy Monitor as of September 6th, 2023, and a 2020 media report. The power plant was commissioned in 2020, according to the DSS Energy and Infrastructure. | Unit 1 | 100 | Operating | Sumatra | IFC | |||||
9 | Unit 2 | 100 | Operating | ||||||||
10 | IFC made a $300 million equity investment in Postal Savings Bank of China in June 2015. | Postal Savings Bank of China provided a $16 billion credit line to China Energy Investment Corporation that remains open, according to a February 2022 bond prospectus. Postal Savings Bank has underwritten $310 million in China Energy Investment Corporation debt and equity securities, according to the Global Coal Exit List. | China Energy Investment Corporation has 26.3GW of coal expansion plans and an installed coal capacity of 188.3GW, according to the Global Coal Exit List. | Java 7 Coal Fired Power Plant is a 2,100MW coal plant, according to China's State-owned Assets Supervision and Administration Commission of the State Council. China Energy Investment Corporation is a developer of the project through a 70% equity stake, according to the Global Energy Monitor as of September 7th, 2023. The project became operational in March 2020, according to the State-owned Assets Supervision and Administration Commission of the State Council. | Unit 1 | 991 | Operating | The Asian Development Bank is also exposed to Java 7 hrough PLN, which owns 30% of the project. | Java | IFC/ADB | 110,000,000,000.00 |
11 | Unit 2 | 991 | Operating | ||||||||
12 | China Energy owns the proposed 600 MW Sumsel-1 (South Sumatra 1) power plant, which is under construction, according to the Global Energy Monitor as of September 7th, 2023. Its holding is through China Shenhua Energy, which is now part of China Energy. The plant is expected to enter into operation in December 2023, according to media reports. | Unit 1 | 300 | Construction | Sumatra | IFC | |||||
13 | Unit 2 | 300 | Construction | ||||||||
14 | IFC made a $15 million equity investment in KEB Hana Indonesia in April 2019. | KEB Hana Indonesia joined a $530 million project loan to Halmahera Jaya Feronikell, which is involved in nickel production on Obi Island, Indonesia. (Source: Bloomberg) | N/A, project finance | In April 2022, KEB Hana Indonesia was mandated arranger in a $530 million project loan to Halmahera Jaya Feronikell, which is building a nickel smelter on Obi Island, Indonesia. (Source: Bloomberg) Nickel smelting on Obi Island is powered by dedicated coal plants. There are plans to expand nickel-related captive coal production on the island from 60MW to 4200MW, according to the Global Energy Monitor as of September 7th, 2023. | Phase I, Unit 1 | 30 | Operating | The body of the profile states that the total coal capacity for the plant would amount to 4,200 MW. However, this project entry follows the capacity breakdown for each unit following "Table 2: Unit-level details" under the project details section. | Obi Island | IFC | |
15 | Phase I, Unit 2 | 30 | Operating | ||||||||
16 | Phase I, Unit 3 | 60 | Construction | ||||||||
17 | Phase II, Unit 1 | 150 | Operating | ||||||||
18 | Phase II, Unit 2 | 150 | Operating | ||||||||
19 | Phase II, Unit 3 | 150 | Construction | ||||||||
20 | Phase II, Unit 4 | 150 | Pre-Permit | ||||||||
21 | Phase III, Unit 5 | 380 | Pre-Permit | ||||||||
22 | Phase III, Unit 6 | 380 | Pre-Permit | ||||||||
23 | Phase III, Unit 7 | 380 | Pre-Permit | ||||||||
24 | Phase III, Unit 8 | 380 | Pre-Permit | ||||||||
25 | KEB Hana Indonesia joined a $2.6 billion project loan for the Java 9 & 10 coal plant in June 2020. (Source: Refinitiv) | N/A, project finance | The Java 9 & 10 is a 2,000 MW coal plant and is currently under construction, according to the Global Energy Monitor as of September 7th, 2023. | Unit 9 | 1000 | Construction | ADB is also exposed to the plant through PLN. | Java | IFC/ADB | ||
26 | Unit 10 | 1000 | Construction | ||||||||
27 | IFC made a $100 million equity investment in the China-ASEAN Investment Cooperation Fund in May 2011. | The China-ASEAN Investment Cooperation Fund holds stakes in PT Indonesia Morowali Industrial Park. This company manages the Morowali nickel complex and PT Sulawesi Mining Investment, which runs nickel smelting facilities at the complex, according to a 2022 investigation for the European Commission. | A recent expansion will provide 1080 MW of coal-fired to PT Sulawesi Mining Investment's nickel smelting facilities, according to the Global Energy Monitor as of September 7th, 2023. Construction began in 2020. | Phase IV, Unit 1 | 350 | Operating | Sulawesi | IFC | |||
28 | Phase IV, Unit 2 | 350 | Operating | ||||||||
29 | Phase V, Unit 1 | 350 | Construction | ||||||||
30 | Phase V, Unit 2 | 350 | Construction | ||||||||
31 | Phase V, Unit 3 | 380 | Construction | ||||||||
32 | Unit 9 | 250 | Operating | ||||||||
33 | ADB provided a $600 million loan to Perusahaan Listrik Negara (PLN), Indonesia’s state electricity utility and developer of coal plants. According to the loan agreement, which is disclosed on ADB's website, PLN appears to be able to use this loan for anything in its 2021-2030 business plan. | N/A, direct loan | Perusahaan Listrik Negara (PLN) is Indonesia's largest developer and operator of coal plants. It has 20.3GW of installed coal apacity, according to the Global Coal Exit List. PLN plans to build 13.8GW of new coal capacity, according to independent analyses of the utility's 2021-2030 business plan. | Indonesia Power, a subsidiary of Perusahaan Listrik Negara (PLN), is developing the 600MW Jambi 1 Mine Mouth coal plant in Indonesia, according to the Global Energy Monitor. PLN also controls the coal mines that will supply the Jambi plants, according to media reports. | Unit 1 | 300 | Permitted | IFC's is exposed to Jambi 2, as described above. | Sumatra | ADB | |
34 | Unit 2 | 300 | Permitted | ||||||||
35 | Perusahaan Listrik Negara (PLN) is the 51% owner of the 2000MW Java 9 & 10 power plants, which are currently under development in Indonesia, according to the Global Energy Monitor. | Unit 9 | 1000 | Construction | CAO complaint being drafted regarding IFC client KEB Hana Indoesia's project financing for the plant. | Java | ADB | ||||
36 | Unit 10 | 1000 | Construction | ||||||||
37 | Perusahaan Listrik Negara (PLN) owns 30% of the 2,100MW Java 7 coal plant through a subsidiary, according to the Global Energy Monitor. The project became operational in December 2019, according to BJX. | Unit 1 | 991 | Operating | IFC also invested, see PSBC above | Java | ADB | ||||
38 | Unit 2 | 991 | Operating | ||||||||
39 | Perusahaan Listrik Negara (PLN) owns 10% of the proposed 300MW Sumbagsel-1 Power Project, according to the Global Energy Monitor and company website. The project is currently under construction, according to the Global Energy Monitor. PLN's 2021-2030 business plan projects the plant to be operational in 2024. | Unit 1 | 300 | Construction | Sumatra | ADB | |||||
40 | Unit 2 | 300 | Construction | ||||||||
41 | Perusahaan Listrik Negara (PLN) owns 100% of the Barru-2 coal plant, according to the Global Energy Monitor. The project bacame operational in 2022. | 100 | Sulawesi | ADB | |||||||
42 | Perusahaan Listrik Negara (PLN) owns the Asam-Asam power station through a subsidiary, according to the Global Energy Monitor. PLN is expanding the plant by 200MW. | 200 | Kalimantan | ADB | |||||||
43 | Perusahaan Listrik Negara (PLN) owns the Banten Lontar power station, according to the Global Energy Monitor. In 2022, a 315MW expansion of the plant became operational. | 315 | Java | ADB | |||||||
44 | Perusahaan Listrik Negara (PLN) owns the Kaltim-4 power station, a 200MW project that went online in 2020, according to the Global Energy Monitor. | 200 | Kalimantan | ADB | |||||||
45 | Perusahaan Listrik Negara (PLN) owns the Lombok FTP2 power station, a proposed 100MW project that became operational in 2022, according to the Global Energy Monitor. | 100 | Lombok | ADB | |||||||
46 | Perusahaan Listrik Negara (PLN) is an equity investor in units 3 and 4 of the Nagan Raya power station, according to the Global Energy Monitor. Units 3 and 4, which are being constructed, have a capacity of 400MW, according to the Global Energy Monitor. | 400 | Sumatra | ADB | |||||||
47 | Perusahaan Listrik Negara (PLN) owns the Pangkalan Susu power station, according to the Global Energy Monitor. In 2019, units 3 and 4 of the plant, with a combined capacity of 400MW, came online, according to the Global Energy Monitor. | 400 | Sumatra | ADB | |||||||
48 | Perusahaan Listrik Negara (PLN) owns the Barru power station, which was expanded by 100MW in 2022, according to the Global Energy Monitor. | 100 | Sulawesi | ADB | |||||||
49 | Perusahaan Listrik Negara (PLN) owns the Timor-1 power station, a 100MW coal plant that is under construction, according to the Global Energy Monitor. | 100 | East Nusa Tenggara, Indonesia. | ||||||||
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