Coal-fired power plant construction costs

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Indonesia

Banten Serang power station

• Capacity: 660 MW
• Total cost: US$1 billion
• Cost per kW: US$1,515

Central Java Power Project

• Capacity: 2 x 950 MW
• Notes: Originally the project was estimated to cost US$3.2 billion. In October 2013, Boy Garibaldi Thohir, president director of Adaro Energy, said that the cost of the project had risen significantly. Boy declined to state an exact figure but said that the total was not more than $5 billion. The cost increases have delayed the financial closing of the project. In 2015 the cost was estimated at US$4 billion.

Cilacap Sumber power station

• 1000 MW (Unit 4)
• US$1.389 billion
• Notes: Unit 4 entered construction in October 2016.

Indramayu power station

• 2 x 1000 MW (Units 4 and 5)
• US$4 billion

Pekanbaru Tenayan power station

• 2 x 110 MW (Units 1 and 2)
• Rp 2.65 trillion.

Tanjung Jati B power station

• Units 5 & 6
• 2 x 1070 MW
• 500 billion yen

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