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Report of the TribunSidrap.com Reporter, Amiruddin
TRIBUNSIDRAP.COM, MARITENGNGAE – The President of the Republic of Indonesia, Joko Widodo, is expected to inaugurate the operation of the Sidrap wind power plants , in South Sulawesi, Monday 7/7/2018.
75 MW Sidrap PLTB officially goes to the South Sulawesi power grid on April 4, 2018.
The development of this power station is part of the government's desire to increase the share of renewable energies (EBT), reaching 23% 2025.
Currently, 30 wind turbine generators installed in the Sidrap PLTB have generated electrical power for the South Sulawesi system.
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Factory located in the village of Mattiro The Watang Pulu Subdistrict, Sidenreng Rappang Regency, South Sulawesi, uses the Domestic Component Level (TKDN) of approximately 40% and absorbs about 1150 workers.
On a plot of 100 hectares, 30 turbines have a height of 80 meters. propeller 57 meters long. This area has now become a tourist attraction in South Sulawesi, about 150 km from the city of Makbadar.
In addition to the Sidrap PLTB, South Sulawesi electricity will also be provided by PLTB Tolo, Jenepoto owned by Independent Power Producer (IPP). 72 MW in the Regency of Jeneponto, South Sulawesi. "The construction of the factory is relatively fast, other infrastructures need to be accelerated, such as transmissions and substations (GI)," said Muhamad Ali, director of PLN Human Capital Management, at . ] TribunSidrap.com after a visit to PLTB Tolo, Jeneponto, Sunday (1/7/2018).
This PLTB has 20 turbines with capacities each reaching 3.6 MW. Transporting the turbine material from the port of Soekarno-Hatta to Makbadar until the construction site is quite difficult because of the length of the special reel.
When the wheel is 64 meters wide and 5 meters wide, the mast reaches 185 meters. Technically, the Tolo gas plant, Jeneponto, has the same capacity as the Sidrap nuclear power plant.
However, the turbine-generated electrical energy is larger than the PLTB Sidrap because of the different wind conditions in each location. function (d, s, id) {
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