Indonesia-Malaysia HVDC Transmission Line

17/10/2012
Project development

Rp 20 billion

$ 2.1 billion

Announced

17/10/2012


Overview:

  • The Indonesia-Malaysia High Voltage Direct Current (HVDC) Transmission Line is an initiative where Malaysia and Indonesia will share power through an interconnecting transmission line.
  • The current power exchange between the two countries is merely 1MW, and this project will cover two transmission lines: South Sumatra to the Malaysian peninsula, and West Kalimantan to Sarawak.
  • A subsea cable, with the capacity of 250kV HVDC will connect the Sumatra-Malaysia transmission line, which is expected to start operations in 2017.

Wai Yee Tsang - Journalist Asia-Pacific

 

Jurisdiction:

Indonesia

Deal type:

Project development

Practice area:

Project development

Industry sector:

Energy


Firm:

Party: Tenaga Nasional (Project developer)