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Renewable energy

1,500 MW
PLN capacity
peak load 1,300 MW · Source p.25
1.1 GW+
Floating-solar potential
two major dams · Source p.25
190kWh/m²
Wind energy (avg.)
West Coast, Tanggamus, Pesawaran, South Lampung · Source p.25
110 rbkl/yr
Bioethanol capacity
Source p.25

Sites with stated capacity (MW)

Source: FOILA 2026 p.25, 41

Sites by energy type

Source: FOILA 2026 p.24–25, 41

All sites

SiteTypeRegencyMWInvestmentStatus / note
Way RataigeothermalPesawaran——under development (PLTP) — Significant potential
Way PanasgeothermalTanggamus——potential
Gunung RajabasageothermalSouth Lampung283—MoU signed 2026 (Supreme Energy) — Estimated to store 283 MW
SekincaugeothermalWest Lampung——potential
Ranau (Lake Ranau)geothermalWest Lampung40—active WKP — Potential up to 40 MW
UlubelugeothermalTanggamusEstimate260—operating — Utilized to generate 260 MW
TeginenengbioethanolPesawaran——potential
Marga TigasolarEast Lampung——potential (floating solar at dam)
Way JeparasolarEast Lampung25USD 16.2 Mpotential — PLTS Bendungan Way Jepara potential capacity
BatutegisolarTanggamus100USD 65 Mpotential — PLTS Terapung (floating) Batu Tegi potential capacity
Way SekampungsolarPringsewu——potential (floating solar at dam)
Way RaremsolarNorth Lampung——potential (floating solar at dam)
Kotabaruwaste to energySouth Lampung——potential / success story (PSEL)
Way Sekampung Dam micro hydrohydroPringsewu33.4—existing — Micro hydro power plant
Margatiga Dam micro hydrohydroEast Lampung——planned — Printed 'Micro Hydro Electrical Builder 2 x 27 MW'
Wind-rich areas: West Coast, Tanggamus, Pesawaran, South Lampungwind———potential — Averaging over 190 kWh/m2

Dams

Margatiga Dam · East Lampung

Normal capacity 147.94 million m³ · inundation 1,921 Ha

Irrigation, micro hydro electrical builder 2 x 27 MW and raw water

Way Sekampung Dam · Pringsewu

Normal capacity 68 million m³ · inundation 800 Ha

Irrigation and solar power generation. Drains (irrigates) 105,295 Ha of rice fields; 33.4 MW micro hydro power plant; one of the 10 largest dams in Indonesia

Bioethanol feedstock (2024)

#1 national

Cassava

7,906,179 t · 268,236 Ha · Rp10.6 T (USD 662.5 M)

Source: Agriculture Department, 2024

#3 national

Corn

2,784,126 t · 429,314 Ha · Rp15.3 T (USD 956.25 M)

Source: Agriculture Department, 2024

#2 national

Molasses

659,450 t · 145,570 Ha · Rp5.2 T (USD 325 M)

Source: Plantation Company Survey (Ministry of Agriculture, 2024)

Geothermal breakthroughs 2026

Initiated 2013

Supreme Energy

Challenge: Community backlash against project activity

  • The signing of MoU on the acceleration of Rajabasa Geothermal Power Plant development in the Indonesia-Japan Business Forum
  • Facilitation of forest area utilization permit with the Ministry
Initiated 2012

Pertamina EP

Challenge: Social issues, licensing and bureaucratic constraints, and land ownership

  • Facilitating communication with landowners
  • Facilitating the issuance of exploration permit
  • The seismic survey stages have been underway since October 15th 2026
Initiated 2023

Pertamina Geothermal Energy

Challenge: The escalation of global renewable energy issues begins from Lampung Province

  • Driving support from the central government to strengthen Lampung as the first renewable energy (green hydrogen) technology innovation hub in Indonesia

Source: FOILA 2026 p.47