ECCJ / Text / Indonesia

ECCJ / Text

Indonesia

II-1. Overview of Energy Conservation Measures

Overview of the Law Concerning the Rational Use of Energy

The revised version of the law with additional provisions of measures for transportation etc. was promulgated in August 2005 and will be enforced in April 2006.

Fundamental policies: The Minister of Economy, Trade and Industry shall make public fundamental policies related to the measures to be taken by energy users etc. for the rational use of energy

Factories and Business Establishments

Transportation

Residences and Buildings

Measures for Machinery and Equipment

Publication of responsibilities and criteria for enterprises

Type 1 Designated Energy Management Factory

(Annual energy use: 3,000 kl) ·Appointment of Energy Manager ·Submission of mid- and long-term plans ·Submission of periodical reports on energy use
←When the Ministry finds the rational use of energy to be significantly insufficient in consideration of the criteria, it shall instruct, announce to the public, or order (penalize) the particular factory

Type 2 Designated Energy Management Factory

(Annual energy use: 1,500 kl) ·Appointment of a qualified person for energy management of type 2 designated factory ·Submission of periodical reports on energy use ·The divisions of heat and electricity, which were separated in the past, shall be integrated for control purposes (represented in crude-oil equivalent).
←When the Ministry finds the rational use of energy to be significantly insufficient in consideration of the criteria, it shall advise the factory in question

[Modified points of the law]

·The divisions of heat and electricity, which were separated in the past, shall be integrated for control purposes in view of today's actual circumstances at factories and business establishments. ·Consequently, the level of energy use as the standard to designate factories was lowered to increase the number of factories and business establishments subject to designation. (From approximately 10,000 to 13,000) ·>Establishment of registered examination body system. (If a factory or business establishment is examined and verified by a registered examination body, the factory or the like shall be excused from the submission of periodical reports.)

1. Carriers (Freight, passenger) Publication of responsibilities and criteria for enterprises Designated carriers

(Vehicle ownership: More than 200 trucks or more than 300 items of rolling stock or the like) ·Submission of mid- and long-term plans ·Submission of periodical reports on energy use

←When the Ministry finds the rational use of energy to be significantly insufficient in consideration of the criteria, it shall advise, announce to the public, or order (penalize) the operator in question.

2. Consigners Publication of responsibilities and criteria for enterprises
Designated consigners

(Annual cargo: 30 million ton kilometers) ·Submission of plans ·Submission of periodical reports on energy use required for consignment transportation ←When the Ministry finds the rational use of energy to be significantly insufficient in consideration of the criteria, it shall advise, announce to the public, or order (penalize) the consigner in question.

[Modified points of the law]

·Measures for the transportation sector are newly added. (Periodical reports shall be prepared from April 2007.)

Publication of responsibilities and criteria for owners of residences or buildings and clients for construction

·The clients, those who will modify buildings, and the owners of specified buildings shall be instructed or advised in connection with the design, construction, and maintenance of the buildings. ·The Ministry of Land, Infrastructure and Transport announces guidelines for the design and construction of residences.

Designated buildings

(Buildings including residences having a total floor area of 2,000 m² or larger) ·Submission of notification of energy-saving measures to the competent authorities* by the clients and owners (specified clients etc.) who will construct or extensively modify designated buildings.
←When the competent authority finds the energy-saving measures to be significantly insufficient in consideration of the criteria, the authority shall advise or announce to the public the name of the owner in question. (* Competent authorities: Prefectural authorities, with district construction surveyors, governing construction authorization procedures) ·Periodical reports on maintenance of buildings with respect to measures by the designated clients etc. of buildings who have submitted notification to the competent authorities ←When the competent authority finds energy-saving measures to be significantly insufficient in consideration of the criteria, the authority shall advise the client etc. in question.

[Modified points of the law]

·Owners of buildings are newly designated as those subject to the measures (maintenance, repair, and modification) ·Notifications in the case of extensive modifications are also designated compulsory. ·Residences having a total area of 2,000 m² or larger are included in the category of designated buildings, with requirements for notification newly designated.

Responsibilities for manufacturers or importers of energy-consuming equipment

Designated equipment Publication of criteria (Top Runner standard) ·Energy conservation standards of passenger vehicles, air conditioners, television, etc., which are required to be higher than the performance of the respective top-running brands of commercialized products. ·LCD and plasma televisions, DVD recorders, and heavyweight vehicles are newly listed as products subject to the measures. ←When the Ministry finds it necessary to improve performance significantly, it shall advise or announce to the public.

Provision of information

Information for general consumers

·Promotion of distribution of energy-saving devices as well as provision of energy-saving information to users by power/gas companies and publication of achievements
·Promotion of presentation of easy-to-understand energy-saving information over the counter at home appliance shops (annual power consumption values, fuel economy, etc.)

[Modified points of the law]

·Responsibility for provision of information is newly specified.

In conjunction with the systems related to the calculation, reporting, and publication of the emissions of GHG specified in the Partially Modified Law Concerning the Promotion of Measures against Global Warming enacted in the current Diet session, emissions of energy-originated carbon dioxide is required to be obtained on the basis of the data in the periodical reports submitted in compliance with the Energy Conservation Law.

II-2. Energy Conservation Measures for the Industrial Sector

Factory/Business Establishment Measures
Under the Energy Conservation Law (1)

Plan-based and voluntary energy control at relevant factories and business establishments shall be thoroughly and strictly managed in accordance with the Energy Conservation Law. Those factories and business establishments shall submit periodical reports on the use of energy, prepare and submit mid- and long-term plans for measures to achieve energy conservation targets, and appoint energy managers in accordance with the law.

II-2. Energy Conservation Measures for the Industrial Sector

Factory/Business Establishments Measures
Under the Energy Conservation Law (2)

On-site investigation (factory inspection) has been conducted since FY2001 on Type 1 Designated Energy Management Factories.
Compliance with factory/business establishments standards is investigated to assess the need for guidance based on objectively set criteria.
Establishments that have an extremely poor level of energy use rationalization are instructed to prepare/submit a rationalization plan, implement the plan, and take other relevant steps after on-the-spot inspection has been conducted.

II-2. Energy Conservation Measures for the Industrial Sector

Reinforcement of Energy Conservation Measures for Factories and Business Establishments through the Integration of Heat and Electricity Control

In connection with designated energy management factories, the divisions of heat and electricity are abolished and they are integrated into a single amount of energy; designation is made on the basis of the total amount of heat and electricity consumed.
he level of energy use as the standard to designate factories was lowered to consequently increase the number of factories and business establishments subject to energy conservation measures.
Type 1 designated energy management factories must assign a licensed energy manager who has expert knowledge of both heat and electricity.
Type 2 designated energy management factories must assign a licensed energy manager who has completed a training program for knowledge of both heat and electricity.
A five-year transitional period is established, during which both a heat manager and an electric manager are designated to act as the energy manager (or qualified person for energy management of type 1 or 2 designated factories) and execute the required duties specified in the law.

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