Biogas Utilization as Renewable Energy to Achieve National Energy Security (Study of Wonolelo Village, Bantul, Yogyakarta)

Anggraeni, Anisa; Sahfitri, Asmah; Hassan, Fajri; Octavian, Amarulla; Pudjiatmoko, Siswo

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“…Partial was also used (Formula ( 19)): The correctness of the calculation of partial coefficients of determination is checked by regularity (Formula (20)): (20) 99.24% = 25.44% + 73.8%…”

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Development of the Correlation Model between Biogas Yield and Types of Organic Mass and Analysis of Its Key Factors

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Since European society is experiencing an aggravation of the issue of energy security, the production of renewable energy is becoming increasingly important. The advantages of biofuel—in particular, biogas—and the positive effects of the development of its production are summarized within the framework of the problem statement. It is emphasized that the production of biogas from various renewable raw materials causes economic, ecological, and social effects. The development of biogas production can be especially active in combination with the development of the agricultural sphere. In response to today’s demand, the authors in this research present a model of the correlation between the output of biogas from different types of organic mass and specify the factors affecting it. In particular, a multiple econometric model of the relationship between the output of biogas from different types of organic mass and the content of dry organic matter and the share of possible methane content in organic matter was built; the density of the connection between the factors and the resulting feature was evaluated; the tightness of the general relationship (influence) of independent variables on the dependent variable was checked using the coefficient of determination; and the reliability of the correlation characteristics was estimated using Fisher’s and Student’s tests. As a result, with the use of convincing evidence—in particular, taking into account the potential of the Ukrainian agricultural sector—the feasibility of further development of biogas production in combination with the development of agricultural production is substantiated.

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“…Partial was also used (Formula ( 19)): The correctness of the calculation of partial coefficients of determination is checked by regularity (Formula (20)): (20) 99.24% = 25.44% + 73.8%…”

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confidence: 99%

“…In cases where biogas displaces gas transported or imported over long distances, it also provides energy security benefits. -Biogas production can help create jobs in rural areas and reduce the amount of time people spend looking for firewood [11,19,20].…”

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Development of the Correlation Model between Biogas Yield and Types of Organic Mass and Analysis of Its Key Factors

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“…Dusun Ngentak, Desa Poncosari, Kecamatan Srandakan, Kabupaten Bantul, Daerah Istimewa Yogyakarta are among the rural areas (among many other villages in Indonesia) that do not receive electricity from the State Electricity Company (PLN). A Hybrid Power Plant (PLTH) that combines wind and solar power was eventually built to supply electricity in the area (Anggraeni et al, 2018). Apart from Dusun Ngentak, villages in Selo sub-district in Boyolali, Wonolelo villages in Bantul sub-district, Yogyakarta (Sagala et al, 2015), Rawasari village in Jambi (Wardhana and Ma'rifatullah, 2019), and Haurnombong village in Sumedang have succeeded in using biogas from cow manure as the source of energy for daily activities and for improving local economy in the communities (Aisah and Herdiansyah, 2020); This was also found in other villages in Sigi District Central Sulawesi Province (Kali, 2012), Lembu Village in Semarang (Ardi and Simanjuntak, 2017) and Kebumen and Pekalongan District in Central Java (Sofianto, 2017), and also Southern Lampung in Sumatera island (Sugiyono, 2015) whose economy has increased since electricity from renewable energy becomes accessible in the village.…”

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Energy Equality in Indonesia Villages: A Discourse Analysis

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This study aims to uncover the program of energy independence in Indonesia villages by the government for several decades. as a development program phenomenon of energy use and the development of its sources in the developing villages in Indonesia. The areas selected for observation are four rural areas outside Java, namely the state of Central Sulawesi, West Kalimantan, Halmahera, and East Nusa Tenggara. Interview results show that not all villagers understand energy term and there are still rural areas that do not have access to energy sources. Using discourse analysis as a qualitative method and Amartya Sen's theory of development as a freedom, this study shows that energy development still unequal in Indonesia Villages. Development as an extension of human freedom requires a more comprehensive goal. This study recommends that development plans must focus on the main rights of citizens to survive and have reason to live. Villagers have the right to obtain facilities and resources equal to those of urban residents, especially in energy access equity, and to live in prosperity.

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“…Several studies on Village Funds have been conducted, several studies focusing on how village fund assistance has increased the economy of residents through infrastructure development, construction of PLTH, use of biogas from livestock manure, and village electricity programs (Anggraeni et al, 2018), as well as encouraging the realization poverty alleviation, as well as suggestions for policies towards inclusive food security . However, only few focus on the allocation and effectiveness of Village Fund for developing energy sources and their maintenance has not become a priority.…”

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Village Fund for Renewable Energy Development: A Case Study of Rural Area in Indonesia

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Energy is a fundamental element for development in all countries. However, the problem is that not all people have access to energy, especially in Indonesia where 42% of the population lives in rural areas. The Indonesian government has created a Village Funds program to improve rural and energy development. This study aims to uncover the effectiveness of using the Village Fund, especially for affordable and clean energy, to support achieving Sustainable Development Goal number 7. The method used in this research is a case study method using document study and several interviews with the member of Fiscal Ministry of Indonesia. The result shows that after mapping all Village Funds activities during 2018-2020, Kalimantan and Sulawesi become the most extensive realization of the use of Village Funds to alternative and renewable energy activities. To achieve SDGs number 7, the allocation of Village Funds for renewable energy development still needs to be increased, especially in the island of Java. The role of government in making Village Funds policy is still required. Village development should not only focus on infrastructure, but the affordability of village communities to develop clean and renewable energy is also important.

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Biogas Utilization as Renewable Energy to Achieve National Energy Security (Study of Wonolelo Village, Bantul, Yogyakarta)

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Development of the Correlation Model between Biogas Yield and Types of Organic Mass and Analysis of Its Key Factors

Development of the Correlation Model between Biogas Yield and Types of Organic Mass and Analysis of Its Key Factors

Energy Equality in Indonesia Villages: A Discourse Analysis

Village Fund for Renewable Energy Development: A Case Study of Rural Area in Indonesia

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