Open AccessRooftop PV business scheme in Jakarta
Author(s) -
Fajar Nurrohman Haryadi,
Arionmaro Asi Simaremare,
Harry Indrawan
Publication year - 2021
Publication title -
iop conference series. materials science and engineering
Language(s) - English
Resource type - Journals
eISSN - 1757-899X
pISSN - 1757-8981
DOI - 10.1088/1757-899x/1098/4/042038
Subject(s) - renting , electricity , scheme (mathematics) , business , competition (biology) , business model , electricity retailing , electricity market , finance , telecommunications , commerce , marketing , computer science , electrical engineering , engineering , mathematical analysis , ecology , civil engineering , mathematics , biology
There is competition in Rooftop PV selling in Jakarta. So, many company wants to sell rooftop PV as much as they can. Here, PLN, conduct a research to know customer profile to understand their characteristic before determining business model scheme. Method used in this research is survey online and offline. The result is business scheme A, where the customer submits a purchase to Haleyora Power with a installment scheme to the Bank with a certain installment period. With this scheme, automatic ownership becomes the property of the customer or consumer. Next is the business scheme B, where a customer can ask for an install in his house by way of rent, but with a note during the rental period, the rooftop PV is owned by PLN, and the customer pays to Haleyora Power at a lower amount than it should, the calculation can use the difference from the use of imports from PLN reduced by kWh income from rooftop PV. In this system, customers are required to subscribe for several years, and if it is less than that, an additional charge will be charged on the electricity bill. Another alternative is the C business scheme, where PLN sets the price of a Rooftop PV LCOE, such as Rp 900 / kWh. Then PLN installed a margin and sold it at Rp. 1200 / kWh which is still significantly below the current price of conventional electricity. With this scheme, ownership of the rooftop PV remains with PLN, so customers will always continue to buy energy output from the rooftop PV at a certain price, and if the energy from the rooftop PV is gone on that day, then the energy sent to the customer comes from grid and normal tariffs from PLN will apply.