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22 Jul 202421:53

Summary

TLDRIn this episode of the SulSel podcast, Andi Eka Prasetya, Head of the Energy and Mineral Resources Department of South Sulawesi, discusses the region’s advancements in electrification, poverty alleviation, and mining. The department has successfully extended electricity access to remote areas, with programs such as new power connections and solar energy systems, benefiting low-income households. Despite challenges with fuel distribution, there is optimism for continued progress. The mining sector is also booming, with South Sulawesi supporting national infrastructure projects. Prasetya emphasizes a commitment to sustainable development and achieving ambitious targets for 2024.

Takeaways

  • 😀 Andi Eka Prasetya is the Head of the Energy and Mineral Resources Office in South Sulawesi, having served for about a year since 2023.
  • 😀 The Energy and Mineral Resources Office has achieved 52.74% progress in its six programs for the first half of 2024, with PAD (local revenue) exceeding its target at 116.52%.
  • 😀 One of the key initiatives is the installation of electricity for underprivileged households in remote areas, with 40 households benefiting from new connections.
  • 😀 Another initiative is providing solar-powered lighting systems (LTHSE) for households not connected to the main grid, contributing to energy-saving efforts.
  • 😀 The government is working to ensure that areas in South Sulawesi previously lacking electricity are connected, with a focus on improving the quality of life and boosting local economies.
  • 😀 Data from the P3KE program and coordination with PLN (National Electricity Company) is used to target eligible recipients of electricity assistance, with nearly all villages (99.99%) in South Sulawesi now electrified.
  • 😀 The program is focused on households in need, with no fees for the installation of new electricity or solar systems, though there may be some administrative requirements.
  • 😀 There have been recent issues with fuel shortages and long queues at gas stations, especially for diesel vehicles. The local government is working with Pertamina to address these problems and ensure smooth distribution.
  • 😀 The mining sector in South Sulawesi has seen an increase in mining permit applications, particularly for materials like crushed stone and sand, supporting infrastructure projects such as the development of the National Capital (IKN).
  • 😀 South Sulawesi's mining sector plays a significant role in supporting the construction of IKN, with resources like marble, stone, and sand being exported for national and international projects.
  • 😀 Efforts to address illegal mining (PETI) are ongoing, with the government working with local and national authorities to legalize operations and ensure compliance with regulations.

Q & A

  • What is the current progress of the energy and mineral resources programs in Sulawesi Selatan for the first semester of 2024?

    -The programs are at 52.74% completion for the first semester of 2024. Additionally, the regional revenue (PAD) has exceeded the target by reaching 116.52%.

  • How is the government of Sulawesi Selatan addressing energy needs in rural and remote areas?

    -The government has implemented several programs, including the installation of new electricity connections and solar power solutions in remote villages. These initiatives are aimed at providing basic energy access to underserved communities.

  • What are the main benefits of the electricity installation programs in rural areas?

    -These programs help improve the quality of life by providing essential electricity to remote areas, contributing to local economic development, supporting small businesses, and reducing poverty.

  • What is the role of solar energy in the energy provision efforts in Sulawesi Selatan?

    -Solar energy, particularly in the form of solar-powered lamps and household electricity, is used in areas where traditional power lines cannot reach, offering a sustainable and energy-efficient solution.

  • How is the government addressing the issue of fuel shortages at gas stations in Sulawesi Selatan?

    -The government has coordinated with Pertamina to manage fuel distribution effectively and prevent shortages. Efforts are being made to ensure that fuel reaches gas stations without delays, minimizing long queues and economic impacts.

  • What is the current state of mining in Sulawesi Selatan, and how is the region contributing to national infrastructure projects?

    -The mining sector in Sulawesi Selatan is thriving, with an increase in mining permits. The region is supplying materials, such as crushed stone and sand, for national infrastructure projects like the development of the new capital (IKN).

  • How is the government supporting the growth of the mining industry in Sulawesi Selatan?

    -The government has streamlined the permitting process, with 224 mining permits processed in 2023 and 202 permits processed by June 2024. This supports both local industries and national projects, ensuring a steady supply of raw materials.

  • What steps is the government taking to address illegal mining in Sulawesi Selatan?

    -The government is actively working with local authorities and the central government to monitor and regulate illegal mining activities. Miners are encouraged to formalize their operations by obtaining proper permits to ensure compliance with regulations.

  • What challenges have been faced in electrifying remote areas of Sulawesi Selatan?

    -One of the challenges is the limited reach of PLN's electricity infrastructure, particularly in remote islands and rural areas. To address this, the government has used alternative energy solutions, such as solar power, to provide electricity to these regions.

  • How does the provincial government ensure the sustainability of natural resources used in mining operations?

    -The government ensures sustainability by requiring mining companies to apply for permits, which are monitored for compliance with environmental regulations. This includes assessing environmental impact and requiring companies to have detailed work plans and proper environmental management practices.

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