Indonesia has great potential of geothermal accounted for around 28,617 MWe, unfortunately geothermal utilization for energy is still limited. This page intends to share information about Indonesia geothermal energy development in the past as well as for the future. 
Based on official data produced by Ministry of Energy and Mineral Resources, Indonesia has huge geothermal potential accounted for 28.617 MWe consisted of 46 percent resources and 54.4 percent reserves.
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| Indonesia Geothermal Potential |
Based on Energy Management Blueprint, by 2025 it is expected around 9,500 MW geothermal powerplant (GeoPP) will be built.
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| Geothermal Development Roadmap |
There 58 geothermal working areas (GWAs) have been awarded for development.
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| 58 GWAs |
The GWAs can be grouped into two categories, existing GWAs (awarded before 2003) and new GWAs (after 2003). Almost all existing GWAs are owned by PT PERTAMINA (15 GWAs).
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| GWAs Owned by PT PERTAMINA |
*PT PERTAMINA has been transferred 2 GWAs (Kotamobagu dan Bedugul) to government, Two companies, PT PLN and Yala Teknosa Geothermal are also owned three existing GWA.
In 2004, total installed geothermal power plant capacity was only 807 GW but then increased slowly to 1,189 in 2009 and 1,403.5 GW in 2014.
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| Installed Capacity 2004 |
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| GeoPP Installed Capacity 2009 |
Latest figure shows an 214,5 MW increase from 2009 to 2014.The biggest additional capacity came from Ulubelu GeoPP 2x55 MW in 2015 and Patuha GeoPP 1x55 MW in 2014.  |
| GeoPP Installed Capacity 2014 |
In the medium development plan 2015-2019, it is expected that GeoPP will be up to 3,194.5 GW by 2019.
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| Planned Installed Capacity by 2019 |
Internet and reports
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