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Energy Supply at the Bolok NTT Coal-Fired Power Plant Presents a Challenge, Biomass Is Being Utilized for Power Plant Operations

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The Bolok PLTU with a capacity of 2 x 16.5 megawatts (MW) is one of the power plants that supports electricity needs on Timor Island.

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The Bolok PLTU with a capacity of 2 x 16.5 megawatts (MW) is one of the power plants that supports electricity needs on Timor Island.

PLN EPI strengthens the primary energy supply of the Bolok PLTU in NTT by highlighting logistical challenges and encouraging the use of biomass.

PLN EPI Ensures Primary Energy and Biomass Supply from Bolok Coal-Fired Power Plant is Ready to Maintain Electricity in NTT

PLN EPI inspected the Bolok PLTU to ensure the readiness of primary energy and biomass supplies. |The Bolok PLTU with a capacity of 2 x 16.5 MW is one of the mainstays of electricity needs on Timor Island. |The use of biomass is encouraged to support co-firing while developing the potential of local resources.

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Tribunnews.com broke the news on Friday, September 18, 2026.
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