Runs of the electric module of ENPEP with Indonesian data

Owing to the insular nature of the country, Indonesia is confronted with the problem of uneven distribution of its energy resources in relation to the population concentration and hence of the location of the demand centers. A review of this situation is made, with emphasis on past work and future outlook for power development of the major load center, i.e. the island of Java, for which nuclear power has become an attractive power generating candidate for expanding the generation system on a least-cost basis. The studies conducted to assess the economic role of nuclear power in meeting the future electricity requirements of the island and the earliest data that such a type of generation can be added to the grid are also reviewed. (author). 14 refs, 7 tabs