Carbon Tour : Finding Carbon Economic Value. A Graphic Record

 

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What is carbon?

A snapshot about biomass management in Medan 

Jeneponto, South Sulawesi 

Makassar, South Sulawesi

Cirebon, West Java

Medan, North Sumatera

Cirebon

Medan 

“If you have a leak in your roof, you go up there, find it, replace the shingles, put on a little tar. If you let it go, it’s not going to be a little fix. It’s going to be a replacement”. 

-tukang bangunan sebelah-

Indonesia issued Presidential Regulation (PP) no 98 of 2021, on the implementation of carbon economic value to achieve Nationally Determined Contribution (NDC) targets and control greenhouse gas emissions. The regulation builds on Indonesia’s ratification of the Paris Agreement. The questions are: How do we go about it? How do we socializing the content, the terms, the ecosystem, into local government context?  

The Research Center for Climate Change University of Indonesia (RCCC-UI) or “the team” trying to conduct the research activities related to the topic. 

Jakarta

The team started to strengthening the collaboration with the ministry of interior. It started with the questions : What is the agenda? Where we are going to? 

The Carbon Economic Value itself is a regulatory framework on carbon pricing and carbon trading arrangements. It is a future needs as  a “pathway” for Indonesia’s readiness into a carbon market. 

A graphic: to navigate the conversation

Cirebon 

In Cirebon, the team trying to sharpening the vision. Especially about the role of the local government to implement the Carbon Economic Value (CEV)

The discussion recorded by the graphic

The Kanoman palace

Colonial style, Cirebon

Art Deco, Cirebon

Chinatown, Cirebon

There is an important question from Pak Aris, from ministry of interior, “How do the role of local government in carbon market ‘s flow?” 

Medan

In the middle of heat temperature, we are going to “Growth Sumatera” company, to learn about biomass facilities. Biomass is renewable organic material that comes from plants and animals. Is used to fuel electric generators and machinery. The biomass can be burn to create heat and then converted into electricity.

Biomass electrical plant in Medan

The cafe

The temple in Medan city

Makassar 

There are 2 prominent power plant, near Makassar: Punagaya’s coal power plant and wind power plant in Tolo, Jeneponto. 

Wind power plant in Jeneponto

Punagaya’s power plant in Takalar

A general mapping about climate crisis 

The power plant in Jeneponto is currently the result of the wind power project (PLTB) Tolo, at the location. Built by Vena Energy, in June 2017. The Jeneponto area is considered one of the most attractive areas for wind powered renewable energy in South East Asia. 

July-August 2023

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