The Role of Nuclear Power Plants in Indonesia towards Net Zero Emissions (NZE) in 2060 with a Multi Regions Approach

Santosa, Joko; Arief Heru Kuncoro,; Dwijatmiko, Afri; Nurry Widya Hesty,; Darmawan, Arif

doi:10.5109/7151715

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“…Additionally, Kalimantan Island exhibits comparable renewable energy potential. Furthermore, considering its lack of earthquake and tsunami risk, Kalimantan Island could be a suitable location for a nuclear power plant [76]. By expanding the study of zero-emission electric power systems in various regions, the national net-zero emission target can be achieved more Economically, the baseline scenario is more profitable than the other two scenarios.…”

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Towards a Net Zero-Emission Electricity Generation System by Optimizing Renewable Energy Sources and Nuclear Power Plant

Rahmanta,

Hasibi,

Tambunan

et al. 2024

Energies

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Greenhouse gas emissions, including CO2 emissions, are an issue in the energy sector that must be addressed urgently. The energy sector, including electricity, has been given a global aim of net zero emissions (NZE). This article examines three scenarios for reaching net-zero emissions in power supply. These scenarios are baseline, NZE1, and NZE2. The baseline scenario represents power plant capacity planning based on existing regulations in the base year. The net zero emissions consisting of the NZE1 and NZE2 scenarios aim to achieve net zero emissions by 2060. The NZE1 and NZE2 scenarios differ in the usage of nuclear power plant technology. The NZE1 scenario employs advanced costs for small modular reactors and large reactors technology, whilst the NZE2 scenario employs the low cost of small modular reactors and large reactors. The three scenarios were implemented and examined using the low emissions analysis platform software. The analytical results demonstrate that the NZE1 and NZE2 scenarios can meet the net zero emission objective by 2058. The baseline scenario results in power plant capacity planning with an average annual CO2 emission growth rate of 3.58%. On the other hand, the baseline scenario has the lowest investment expenses, at only 44 billion USD.

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Towards a Net Zero-Emission Electricity Generation System by Optimizing Renewable Energy Sources and Nuclear Power Plant

Rahmanta,

Hasibi,

Tambunan

et al. 2024

Energies

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“…Nowadays, power generation usually uses coal as a resource to fire the boiler. It can result in a negative effect of released emissions reaching 44% of global CO 2 emissions to the environment 1) . To overcome this problem, high efficiency technology generates a low emission (HELE) need in steam power generation.…”

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Study of Creep Resistance on the High Chrome Heat Resistant Steel for Component Steam Boiler Power Generation

Moch. Syaiful Anwar,

Myrna Ariati Mochtar,

Mabruri

et al. 2024

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The high chrome heat-resistant steel is commonly used as a part of an ultrasupercritical steam boiler and creep failures are usually observed after the part has been exposed to constant high boiler temperature operation. The heat-resistant steel 253 MA which contains high chrome of about 22 wt.% is usually found to be used for steam boiler pipe, so as it is interesting to investigate and evaluate the behavior of creep rupture of this steel and the relationship with microstructure and mechanical properties. The 253 MA heat-resistant steel material was cut and deformed using cold rolling to about 35% thickness reduction and heated at temperatures constant of 900, 1000, 1100 and 1200 ℃ for 0, 240, 420, 840, and 3600 seconds at each temperature under heating rate of 10 ℃/minutes and then quenched. Another high chrome heat-resistant steel 316L is also used as an investigated steel for validation of the austenite grain growth. The creep rupture test was carried out at a temperature of 700 ℃ and a stress of 150 MPa. The result of this study is evaluated as a modified model which describes the relationship of the Larson-Miller parameters between hardness and austenitic grain size, and it is found that the modified model seems to be in close agreement with another high chrome steel which has been reported in previous work.

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Enhancing the neutronic performance of SMART Small modular reactor using alternative fuel material

Widiawati,

Trianti,

Luthfi

et al. 2025

Annals of Nuclear Energy

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The Role of Nuclear Power Plants in Indonesia towards Net Zero Emissions (NZE) in 2060 with a Multi Regions Approach

Cited by 5 publications

References 48 publications

Towards a Net Zero-Emission Electricity Generation System by Optimizing Renewable Energy Sources and Nuclear Power Plant

Towards a Net Zero-Emission Electricity Generation System by Optimizing Renewable Energy Sources and Nuclear Power Plant

Study of Creep Resistance on the High Chrome Heat Resistant Steel for Component Steam Boiler Power Generation

Enhancing the neutronic performance of SMART Small modular reactor using alternative fuel material

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