Grati CCPP (Peaker) Extension

To meet the increasing peak hour demand for power, an additional power block was constructed and commissioned

The combined cycle power plant project was built with a gross rated power output of 500MW, using Natural gas as the fuel.

Indonesia is expected to be the fourth-largest economy by 2050 and is currently on an accelerated growth path in power generation through coal and gas-fired power plants. The
country’s strategy to meet Paris 2050 commitments on low carbon economy primarily includes natural gas as one of the key focus areas.

Compared to a coal-fired power plant of the same size and capacity, the Grati power plant reduces 100% of SO2, 80% of NOx emissions, and 50% of CO2 emissions. The plant also uses a third of the water needed for an equivalent coal-fired plant.