Coordinating Ministry for Maritime Affairs

Indonesias Maritime Plans

ridwan@maritim.go.id
International Enterprise [IE] Singapore
April 29th, 2015
 Global Maritime Axis
Ultimate goal: prosperity from the seas
Means:
sovereignty, human resources, natural resources,
and infrastructure
Strategies:
Implementation, Industrialization, Job
opportunities
Indonesia Maritime Continent
Indonesia Population Density
Indonesia Industrial Growth
Scope of Coordination
 Scope of 1. Connectivity Infrastructure,
Maritime Logistics System, Land Use
Management
Infrastructure 2. Mining and Energy
Infrastructure
3. Shipping, Fishery, and
Tourism Infrastructure
4. Infrastructure Supporting
4 Industry
Main
Programs
 Poor Infrastructure Condition
inflates logistics cost [27% of GDP]
Travel Time [hrs./100km] Dwelling Time [days]
Malaysia 1.1 Tanjung Priok 8
Thailand 5
China 1.2
Malaysia (Port Klang) 4
UK, Los Angeles (USA) 4
Thailand 1.35
Australia, NZ 3
Vietnam 2 France 3
Hong Kong 2
Indonesia 2.6 Singapore 1.1

Slow Travel Speed Poor Performance in the Port Sector

59% of regional roads are up to standard A major issue in the port sector is the low
[2012]. The travel time in Indonesia is 2.6 dwelling time that reaches up to 8 days in
hours/100km distance. Tanjung Priok port,

Source: Coordinating Ministry for Economic Affairs, Indonesia

 Rigorous infrastructure development is
needed to achieve 6 7% growth
Banda Aceh

Miangas
Belawan

Kuala Tanjung
Maratua
Pontianak
Dumai Bitung

Batam Singkawang Pohuwato

Maloy Halmahera
Padang Muara Teweh
Jayapura
Tojo Una-Una Sorong
Pangkal
Pinang
Taria
Enggano
Banjarmasin Sultan
Palangkaraya Ambon
Hassanuddin Kenyam
Namniwel

Makassar Aboy
Panjang
Tj. Priok

Tj. Perak
Kertajati
Koroway
Merauke
Cilacap Batu
Moa

Lombok

Kupang

Location of 24 new seaports & 15 new airports [Source: Bappenas]

Rigorous infrastructure development is
needed to achieve 6 7% growth
develop 24 new seaports Railway development in Java,
increase number of pioneer cargo, Sumatra, Sulawesi, and Kalimantan:
transport vessels, pioneer crossing 2,159 km inter-urban railways
vessels 1,099 km urban railways
develop 60 crossing ports

develop 15 new airports urban transport

develop air cargo facilities in 6 develop Bus Rapid Transit in 29
locations cities
increase number of pioneer airplanes develop Mass Rapid Transit in 6
metropolis and 17 large cities.

electrification ratio of 96.6% by 2019 build new oil refineries of

develop power plants with total 2x300,000 barrels
capacity of 35,000 MW Expand existing refineries in
Cilacap and Balongan

Source: Coordinating Ministry for Economic Affairs, Indonesia

 Global Maritime Axis

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Todays Global Maritime Axis

#1. Shanghai #2. Singapore

Indonesia Maritime Traffic
 Main Ports Development Status

Makassar New Port, Mei 2015

Special Economic Zone
Sorong
Kuala Tanjung, 27 Januari 2015
Ground Breaking

Tanjun Priok II [2014 2040]

Java Integrated Teluk Lamong
Industrial Port Estate Operational, 2015
 Java Short Sea Shipping Plan
Concentration of logistic mobility at Java North Coast [800 million ton/year]
40.000 vehicles/day [50% trucks] travel at Java North Coast
Java Nosth Coast will be over-loaded
Short Sea Shipping Potential Routes

PT Pelni Routes
Short Sea Shipping potential routes
Integrated Inter-Mode Transportation Network
 Dwelling Time in Tanjung Priok
January 2013 April 2015
Dwelling Time (day)
 Major Shipyards
Palembang
Balikpapan
PT. Intan Sengkunyit
Bangka Belitung Samarinda 1. PT. Amerta Marina Perkasa
PT. Dok&Perkapalan Kodja Bahari
2. PT. Balikpapan Utama
PT. Mariana Bahagia PT. Dok & Perkapalan Air PT. Kaltim Shipyard
Kantung 3. PT. Dua Dua
PT. SAC Nusantara PT. Rejeki Abadi Sakti
PT. Timah 4. PT. Megah Mulia
PT. Dok Karang Sumatera PT. Manumbar Kaltim
5. PT. H&H Utama International
PT. Karya Makmur PT. Dwi Jasa Mitra PT. Bengkel Merdeka
6. PT. Sarana Daya Utama
PT. Nirwana Indah PT. Sarana Marindo
7. PT. Panrita Shipbuilding
PT. Hidup Sejahtera
8. PT. Teknik Samudera Ulung
PT. Galpin Pontianak
9. PT. Gema Cipta Bahtera Menado
PT. Inocin
PT. Industri Kapal Indonesia
Batam PT. Kapuas Cahaya Bahari
PT. Nan Indah Mutiara Shipyard PT. Wahana Kapuas
PT. Pan United Shipyard
PT. Karimun Sembawang S. Maluku
PT. Batamas Jala Nusantara PT. Dok & Perkapalan Waiame
PT. Bahtera Mutiara Harapan PT. Perum Perikani
PT. Bandar Victory Shipyard Seramu Jaya Prima
PT. Inocin
PT. Inter Nusa Jaya
PT. Kacaba Marga Marina
PT. Palma Progress Shipyard
Papua/Sorong
PT. Sumatra Timur Indonesia
PT. Pertamina
PT. Hyundai Citra Shipyard
PT. Navigasi
PT. Dwi Rejeki Jaya Indonesia
PT. Usaha mina
PT. Batam Expresindo Shipyard
Pt. ALS Shipyard Indonesia

Makasar
Pakanbaru (Dumai)
PT. Industri Kapal Indonesia
PT. Pertamina
Perikanan Samudera Besar
PT. Usda Soraya Jaya
Rengat
Jakarta
Semarang/Tegal Surabaya
PT. Dok & Perkapalan Kodja Bahari
PT. Jasa Marina Indah PT. PAL Indonesia
PT. Inggom Shipyard PT. Dok & Perkapalan Surabaya
Jambi PT. Dok & Perkapalan Kodja Bahari
PT. Daya Radar Utama PT. Dumas
PT. Naga Cipta Sentrl PT. Galkap Tirtamas PT. Najatim Dockyard
PT. Marspec
PT. Pura Gurita Karya PT. Tegal Shipyard Utama PT. Adiluhung Segara Utama
PT. Wayata Kencana Dockyard
PT. Tirta Raya Mina PT. Dewa Ruci Agung
PT. Cahaya Murni Mega PT. Indomarine PT. Bayu Samudera Sakti
PT. Karya Teknik Utama PT. Menara Tegal PT. Ben Sentosa
PT. Sarana Laut Pawitra
 Distribution of
35.000 MW Power Plant Programs
 Wind Power Plants
in Central Jawa and South Sulawesi

50MW Yogyakarta Wind Farm Simulation

 Mid-Term Development Program
14 Industrial Zones outside Jawa 9 of 14: smelters

Source: Ministry of Industry & National Development Planning Agency, 2014

 Smelter Development Programs
63 Smelters under development
Bauksit
Bauxite 5
Besi
Iron 8
Kaolin dan
Kaolinite Zeolit
& Zeolite 4
Mangan
Manganese 3
Nikel
Nickel 31
Timbal Pb
dan&Seng
Zinc 1
Zircon
Zirkon 11
Source: Ministry of Energy and Mineral Resources, December 2014
Oil Refinery
National Capital Integrated Coastal Defense
 2015 Priority Projects to be Decided
1. Kilang minyak baru (Rp 75 -140T) 12. HVDC (Rp 20T)
2. Jakarta Sewerage System Zona 1 13. PLTU Indramayu 20. 4 ruas jalan tol Trans Sumatera
(Rp 7T) (Rp 20T) (Rp 30T) KA Makassar Pare
3. Revitalisasi Bandara (brownfield) 14. Transmisi Sumatera Pare (Rp 6,4T)
4. Pel. Int. Hub Kuala Tanjung (Rp (Rp 35T) 21. Water to Energy - Pembangunan
30T) 15. MRT Jakarta S-U PLTA Karangkates IV&V, PLTA
5. Pel. Int. Hub Bitung (Rp 34T) (Rp 25T) Kesamben, PLTA Lodoyo
6. Jalan tol Panimbang-Serang 16. Sumsel 9, 10 22. NCICD Tahap A (Rp 20T)
7. Upgrading existing refineries 17. Central and West
(Cilacap, Dumai, Plaju, Balongan, Ready Java 500 kV
Balikpapan) for Transmission Line
Financial
TENDER
Closed
PPP Permits
& Land Construc-
OBC 8. Kereta ekspres
Bandara SHIA (Rp
Acquisi- tion
24T) tion 18. Sumsel 8 (Dalam
9. SPAM Semarang Paket Sumsel 8, 9,
Barat (Rp 765 M) 10 dengan total
10. Jalan tol nilai investasi Rp
Balikpapan 54T)
Samarinda (Rp 19. PLTU Batang (Rp
11,4T) 40T), target
11. Jalan tol Manado Oktober 2015
Bitung (Rp 4,3T)

Source: Coordinating Ministry for Economic Affairs, Indonesia

 4 Projects Ready for Tender
4 PPP Projects ready for
tender in 2015: PPP scheme reduce funding gaps
Government saves Rp 20.5 T
1.Soekarno-Hatta
International Export
Express Train
2.West Semarang SPAM Increase confidence level
3.Balikpapan-Samarinda
Toll Road [East
Kalimantan]
4.Manado-Bitung Toll
Road [North Sulawesi] PPP Quick wins

Source: Coordinating Ministry for Economic Affairs, Indonesia

Benefits of the 22 Priority Projects

Government Additional
could only 300 BPD oil 6.000 MW
provides 28% of electricity
clean water

International Hub Trans Sulawesi 442 km toll roads

Ports will serve Railway (146 km) outside Jawa
~500 ships/day
 Sorong Special Economic Zone, Papua
1. Fish Processing Industry
2. Packaging, storgae, Trans-
shipment
3. Manufacture Industry:
Shipyard and ship
components
4. Marine Tourism and MICE
5. Agro-Industry
Maritime National Science and Technopark
To empower economic activities
To develop marine science and technology
Location: East Kalimantan
Development Period: 2015 - 2019
 Coordinating Ministry for Maritime Affairs

Indonesias Maritime Plans

ridwan@maritim.go.id
April 29th, 2015