IN the KTI (Eastern Indonesia Territory), where PLN electricity supply is only 6 percent of total national supply, the microhydro power plant is attractive. This energy source, relying on water quantity and the height from which the water pours down to a small river, can provide the solution for KTI’s energy needs which until now remain unfulfilled by PLN.

The Indonesian Institute of Sciences (LIPI) recorded that since 2005 it has been pioneer