First pumped-storage plant planned for Indonesia

  • S. Yamaoka and Netto Mulyanto
  • Vol. 15 - Issue 1, 2008

To cope with a rapid increase in power demand and peak load in the Java-Bali power system in Indonesia, the State-owned power company PLN plans to construct its first pumped-storage plant in West Java, to provide reliable peak power to the system. The scheme is known as the Upper Cisokan pumped-storage plant (UCPS), and is now ready for implementation. This paper discusses the need for the scheme, and describes its main features.

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