New and renewable energy resources in the Indonesian electricity sector: a systems thinking approach

Sunitiyoso, Yos; Mahardi, Johan Prabandono; Anggoro, Yudo; Wicaksono, Agung

doi:10.1108/ijesm-11-2019-0019

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“…Figure 2 provides a generalised and simplified process model for implementing systems thinking [48]- [50]. The first objective is to capture stakeholder mental models that identify problem symptoms.…”

Section: Systems Thinking For the Digital Economymentioning

confidence: 99%

Systems Thinking for the Digital Economy: A Sociotechnical Perspective

Oosthuizen

Manzini

2022

SAJIE

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The digital economy has radically changed the way services and products are developed and deployed. Digital information and communication technology connects increasing numbers of people, organisations, and other systems. The interconnectedness of services and products in an organisation and the outside world drives complexity. These interactions include humans interacting in social networks with one another, the technology, and the environment. Therefore, systems thinking approaches are required to help develop these systems and resolve the complex problems encountered in this space. This paper proposes a systems thinking framework to address the challenges of the digital economy from a sociotechnical perspective, based on an exploratory literature review. This will serve as a guideline for implementing various systems thinking tools to support a successful digital transformation. Keywords digital economy; systems thinking; sociotechnical; transformation

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Section: Systems Thinking For the Digital Economymentioning

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Systems Thinking for the Digital Economy: A Sociotechnical Perspective

Oosthuizen

Manzini

2022

SAJIE

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“…Penelitian terdahulu dalam peraturan di bidang ketenagalistrikan terus mengalami perubahan dengan berbagai pendekatan yang memiliki dampak yang cukup tinggi pada sektor secara keseluruhan [11]. Regulasi khusus untuk sektor EBT juga telah dibuat dalam dekade terakhir, menunjukkan kekhawatiran yang berkembang pada penggunaan sumber daya EBT [12]. Dalam penelitian yang lain [13], perhatian akademis meningkat pada logistik berkelanjutan dalam beberapa tahun terakhir, upaya penurunan rendah karbon dan dampaknya terhadap pengurangan jejak karbon masih kurang diteliti, studi empiris dengan data konsumsi energi atau emisi masih kurang meskipun hambatan yang menghambat pengurangan dampak gas rumah kaca -GRK di kawasan Asia-Pasifik juga tidak dipahami dengan baik.…”

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Tantangan dan Peluang Pembangunan Proyek Pembangkit Listrik Energi Baru Terbarukan (EBT) di Indonesia

Ahsan¹

2021

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The purpose of this study is to find out the current state of Indonesia's electricity with New and Renewable Energy, analyze the challenges in the development of New and Renewable Energy, and analyze opportunities to develop Indonesia's electricity through sustainable development of New and Renewable Energy. Energy generation, analyzing the factors that support the development of New and Renewable Energy plants and analyzing the effect of economic growth, customer growth, connected power, and electricity sales with the development of New and Renewable Energy. The research design and methodology used are qualitative and quantitative methods by looking at the relationship between the variables of economic growth, plant growth, customer additions, and electricity sales related to the development of New and Renewable Energy in Indonesia. The findings in this study are that the construction of New and Renewable Energy plants is needed to answer environmental challenges and the company's growth, especially the increase in the number of customers, connected power and electricity sales. These findings provide an initial overview of systemic variables and patterns in the development of New and Renewable Energy in Indonesia.

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“…A number of issues related to the implementation of the “green tariff” remain unattended though. This is, firstly, an extremely important environmental component, the progress of which is largely because of the rapid development of renewable energy (Sunitiyoso et al , 2020; Chirwa and Odhiambo, 2020). At the same time, the country’s thermal power industry, which is based on the use of traditional energy sources (coal, natural gas, fuel oil) remains extremely inefficient and environmentally unsafe.…”

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Global and regional externalities of the Ukrainian energy sector

Skrypnyk

Klymenko

Voloshyn

et al. 2022

IJESM

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Purpose The purpose of this paper is to develop a methodology for assessing the effects of global and regional externalities that create traditional power generation industries and to propose a transition to a tariff strategy taking into account these consequences. The main purpose of the research is to analyze the current wholesale electricity tariffs in the energy market of Ukraine and propose their assessment taking into account external effects for other sectors of the economy. Design/methodology/approach At the first stage, according to observations for 2004–2019 on the amount of pollution and the cost of agricultural products in some regions of Ukraine, which is provided in 2010 prices, the impact of hazardous emissions on the cost of agricultural products was analyzed in each region. The use of panel regression allowed to combine spatial and temporal studies (12 separate areas and time interval 2004–2019). To assess the external effects of heat generation, panel regression was used, which made it possible to combine spatial and temporal data on the impact of pollution on the efficiency of agricultural production and add regional losses of agricultural business to the cost of heat generation. This paper uses optimization models to maximize the function of public utility of electricity generation, making allowances for externalities. Findings This research assesses the negative externalities of Ukraine's energy and confirms the need for a global transition to a low-carbon economy primarily through climate finance. The analysis revealed the presence of various influences of the factor of regional air pollution and time. The hypothesis of the existence of a negative impact of local air pollution on agricultural production has been confirmed. An increase in emissions by 1,000 tons leads to an average decrease in regional agricultural production by UAH 84 million (at the prices of 2010). Originality/value The optimization problem of the ratio of different types of generation is set on the basis of maximizing the function of social utility of electricity generation, taking into account external effects. The authors presented an optimization model of electricity generation, which corresponded to the state of the energy market for 2019, provides an opportunity to assess the contribution of the inverse external effects of each electricity sector and to estimate external tariffs for each electricity generation sector.

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New and renewable energy resources in the Indonesian electricity sector: a systems thinking approach

Cited by 24 publications

References 30 publications

Systems Thinking for the Digital Economy: A Sociotechnical Perspective

Systems Thinking for the Digital Economy: A Sociotechnical Perspective

Tantangan dan Peluang Pembangunan Proyek Pembangkit Listrik Energi Baru Terbarukan (EBT) di Indonesia

Global and regional externalities of the Ukrainian energy sector

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