The Effectiveness of Development Bamboo Biomass Power Plant (Case Study: Siberut Island, The District of Mentawai Islands)

Yoesgiantoro, Donny; Panunggul, Dita Asa; Corneles, Donny Ericko; Yudha, Nelson Frendika

doi:10.1088/1755-1315/265/1/012001

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“…Another strategy can be the construction of a Green Power Unit fired exclusively with biomass in which wood and agricultural biomass, mainly straw pellets, are burned. The next strategy used by power plants could be to cooperate with private entities to build RES power plants using the potential of local natural resources [20]. In addition, the closure of hard coal and lignite mines, planned in the next few years, will result in the necessity of a wider use of alternative sources by enterprises, including biomass, as well as other uses for the closed mines.…”

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Management of Energy Enterprises in Zero-Emission Conditions: Bamboo as an Innovative Biomass for the Production of Green Energy by Power Plants

Borowski

2022

Energies

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Managing energy-producing companies as well as managing the entire energy sector in the light of legal and environmental requirements requires a new vision, mission, and strategy. The paper analyses the strategies of energy enterprises. It is not enough now to produce energy and deliver it at appropriate, acceptable prices to consumers; it must be generated with the least negative impact on the environment. To achieve that plan, companies should cut the carbon intensity of their products by 20% by 2030, 45% by 2035, and 100% by 2050, using a baseline of 2016. To compared to 1990 levels, the greenhouse gas emission reduction target for 2030 should be increased to 55%. Bioenergy will represent 18% of total final energy consumption in 2050. Additionally, this requires the development of a long-term strategy that can force companies to completely reorganize their production or start a new operation and activities. A low-cost strategy or a competition strategy are insufficient, and it is necessary to look for new strategies that combine adaptation to the requirements of the external environment with the use of innovative solutions. The article analyzes the possibilities of implementing an innovative strategy based on biomass, especially bamboo biomass. The reduction in CO2 emissions of bamboo, taking into account life cycle emissions, can reach up to 85%. The novelty is to show the possibility of producing electricity by a large-scale power plant solely based on bamboo biomass on the example of a power plant located in the Tokushima prefecture, Japan. Another novelty is the fact that this article draws attention to the problem of burning bamboo in a power plant. The problem is that, as a result of burning bamboo, the clinker settles quite quickly. The study analyzes the selected ingredients for co-firing, which improve the combustion parameters of bamboo biomass (e.g., blended 20% bamboo with 80% pine or 30% bamboo with 70% tree bark). The importance of this research lies in the fact that it shows new innovative solutions in the energy sector that will help to achieve emission reductions. In addition, the article proposes to use eco-innovations and pay attention to eco-efficiency. Such solutions are an opportunity for ecological development through the use of bamboo as a fuel, which is classified as a renewable energy source by power plants.

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Section: The Zero-emission Program In the Strategy Of Energy Companiesmentioning

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Management of Energy Enterprises in Zero-Emission Conditions: Bamboo as an Innovative Biomass for the Production of Green Energy by Power Plants

Borowski

2022

Energies

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“…The bamboo biomass power plant developed on Siberut Island in the Kepulauan Mentawai Regency can generate a cumulative net cash flow of Rp. 144,286,730,000,-in the 30th year [10].…”

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Design of Sustainable Agricultural-Based Biomass Electrification Model in the Islands Area: Prospect of Bamboo Biomass

Aisman

Santosa

Hadiguna

et al. 2020

Int. J. Adv. Sci. Eng. Inf. Technol.

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In 2020, it is projected that the number of households in the Kepulauan Mentawai Regency will reach 22,534 units in which 9,471 units have received electricity from the State Electricity Company (PLN). By the end of 2020, as many as 1,244 households will be targeted to get electricity from the bamboo biomass power plant that has been built. Thus until the end of 2020, there were still 11,819 household units that would not yet get electricity. The Kepulauan Mentawai Regency Government targets that by the end of 2035 all households will have electricity, by developing electricity using bamboo biomass raw materials. The number of households in the Kepulauan Mentawai Regency until the end of 2035 is projected to be 28,639 units, of which from 2020 to the end of 2035, there will be 17,924 household units including electricity needs. If each household is targeted to get 450 VA power, then the total electricity power still needed is 8,066 KVA or approximately 70,758,160 kWh/year. The bamboo biomass power plant, which will be operated in the Kepulauan Mentawai Regency, currently requires 1.5 kg of dry bamboo to produce 1 kW power with a power factor (ghospi) of 0.8. Thus the need for bamboo for power plants is approximately 132,484.1 tons/year. Therefore, to provide this bamboo supply, approximately 714 ha of bamboo is needed.

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Temporal trends and scholarly impact: a quantitative analysis of bamboo biomass research in Southeast Asia

Muhamad,

Mustafa

2024

IOP Conf. Ser.: Earth Environ. Sci.

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Bamboo biomass research has gained significant attention in Southeast Asia due to its potential for sustainable energy solutions. This study aims to provide a comprehensive quantitative analysis of the scholarly landscape surrounding bamboo biomass research in the region from 2013 to 2024. The primary objectives are to map the temporal distribution of research, identify leading journals, and highlight evolving focus areas within the field. A systematic review of 28 peer-reviewed articles was conducted to gather data on publication trends, research themes, and key findings. The analysis reveals a growing scholarly interest in bamboo biomass, particularly in its morphological characteristics that enhance biomass power efficiency. The study identifies key journals and research hotspots, indicating a shift towards more applied research in recent years. This paper delineates the trends that have shaped the current research trajectory in bamboo biomass, offering a foundation for future studies aimed at advancing sustainable energy solutions in Southeast Asia.

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The Effectiveness of Development Bamboo Biomass Power Plant (Case Study: Siberut Island, The District of Mentawai Islands)

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Management of Energy Enterprises in Zero-Emission Conditions: Bamboo as an Innovative Biomass for the Production of Green Energy by Power Plants

Management of Energy Enterprises in Zero-Emission Conditions: Bamboo as an Innovative Biomass for the Production of Green Energy by Power Plants

Design of Sustainable Agricultural-Based Biomass Electrification Model in the Islands Area: Prospect of Bamboo Biomass

Temporal trends and scholarly impact: a quantitative analysis of bamboo biomass research in Southeast Asia

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