Jakarta (Antara Bali) - German company Siemens Energy Sector is
studying the possibility of taking part in the governments program in
the electricity sector.
The government has a program to build power plants with a total capacity of 35,000 megawatts until 2019.
Member of the board of management of Siemens Lisa Davis met Vice
President M. Jusuf Kalla on Tuesday discussing Siemens interest in
taking part in carrying out the program.
Lisa said Siemens has long been venturing in Indonesia taking part
in the government development program especially in development of power
plants.
She also expressed interest in cooperating with the state power utility company PLN in building power plants.
"We discussed a lot of things in the energy sector such as in power
generating plant, power transmission facility and distribution of
power," she said.
She said involvement of Siemens in the 35,000 MW electric program would open many jobs in the country.
Siemens has produced electrical components and Indonesia is a potential market for the products.
"We see Indonesia a potential market for our manufactured products.
That is the reason for our interest in cooperation with the Indonesian
government," she added.
German Ambassador Georg Witschel, who accompanied Lisa at the
meeting with the vice president, said Germany will also be ready to
offer help for Indonesia in the implementation of its programs
including in its electricity program.
(WDY)
Siemens Studies Participation in Indonesia`s Electricity Program
Rabu, 13 Januari 2016 8:53 WIB