INDONESIA INTERNATIONAL GEOTHERMAL CONVENTION & EXHIBITION (IIGCE 2018) EXHIBITOR GUIDE
CONTENTS Foreword
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Essentials
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Programme
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Key Contacts
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Exhibitors
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FOREWORD
Kia Ora, I'm thrilled to have you join us next month as part of the New Zealand Pavilion at IIGCE 2018. This exhibition is part of our Renewable Energy and Geothermal programme. Indonesia is among the world's fastest growing countries in terms of energy consumption. This is fuelled by robust economic development, increasing urbanisation and steady population growth. The country is the largest energy user in the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN), accounting for nearly 40% of total energy used among ASEAN members. Between 2000 and 2014, energy consumption in Indonesia increased by nearly 65%. From a business-as-usual perspective, it is set to grow another 80% by 2030. Indonesia is aiming for an affordable, secure and sustainable energy system and already has ambitious targets to increase its use of renewable energy. The country has set an overall target to have modern and renewable energy, provide 23% of total primary energy supply (TPES) by 2025, and 31% by 2050. Geothermal and Renewable Energy industry is essentially taking a major part in achieving this target of energy mix as well as contributing to Indonesia's sustainability effort in achieving the world's Sustainable Development Goal. The development and progress of Indonesia's renewable energy sector is indeed has been supported by the New Zealand's business player – from consultant, EPC, to software, with reliable expertise over the years. I would like to personally thank you for taking part in our renewable energy and geothermal events this year. This programme is a great opportunity to share our renewable energy & geothermal stories with Indonesia and it would not be possible without your support. This event consists of strings of program, crafted uniquely for Geothermal and Non-Geothermal (Solar Energy) related business. For Geothermal industry, the event will start with panel discussion on Renewable Energy, Master Class, and followed by NZ Geothermal Alumni dinner on September 5th 2018. From 6th to 8th, NZ pavilion in IIGCE 2018 will host 9 different NZ business in geothermal space. For solar energy related business, after panel discussion on Renewable Energy on September 5th 2018, it would be followed by market visit and meeting with related stakeholders, both from government, association and business. I look forward to meeting you all in Jakarta soon – safe travels. Ng mihi,
Diana Permana New Zealand Trade Commissioner to Indonesia
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ESSENTIALS TIPS Ÿ
Do not drink tap water. Drink bottled water instead.
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Do not eat food from roadside stalls.
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Be aware of your belongings in crowded public places like bus stops, terminals and pedestrian bridges.
DRESS CODE
TELECOMMUNICATION Wifi Wifi is increasingly available at airports, cafes, bars, restaurants across Indonesia. Mobile Phones and Network Coverage You may want to check your international roaming rates. Local sim cards are available provided your phone is not locked. Telkomsel is the most popular, and widely spread, network operator. 3G / 4G coverage is available at big cities in Indonesia, particularly in Java Island such as Jakarta, Bandung, Semarang and Surabaya.
Despite tropical weather conditions, the dress code for business meetings in Indonesia is always business attire. A suit with a collared shirt (and tie) or a long sleeve batik shirt is appropriate at all business meetings. For business missions or formal dinners, please take a jacket even though you may not wear it.
TRANSPORT
BUSINESS CARDS
Taxis are widely available but Blue Bird group is the most reliable. You can expect a flag fall tariff of 7,500 IDR + 3,000 IDR (0.3142 NZD / 0.36 km) for standard Blue Bird taxis and 15 000 IDR + 7,500 IDR per km for luxury Silver Bird taxis.
Business cards are an important symbol of status. Please remember to bring a few hundred cards for the event and meetings with customers. Business cards should be given and received using both hands, and received cards should be on display next to you during meetings.
INTERPRETER / TRANSLATION SERVICES Jakarta Translator +62 817 779 444 info@jakartatranslator.co.id translatorjakarta@yahoo.com Joseph P. Ketaren (KARSA Translation Service) +62 21 2616 5311 +62 815 8812 778 josephketaren@gmail.com
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Taxis and Airport Railink are the only viable forms of transport to or from Indonesian airports.
Blue Bird Taxis Tel: +62 21 794 1234 www.bluebirdgroup.co.id Please avoid unauthorized taxis that will negotiate a fixed price fare. Soekarno–Hatta Airport Railink (Indonesian: Rute KA Bandara Soekarno–Hatta) is an airport rail link service in Greater Jakarta, Indonesia. This airport rail link is built to cut travel time from Jakarta’s city centre to the airport. At present, a commuter service is operational, while the express service is still at planning stage. Ticket reservations can be made at https://ticket.railink.co.id/ Car rental is also available at 750,000 - 1,200,000 IDR (90.36 - 144.57 NZD)* per 8 hours (multipurpose vehicle - driver included). It is always recommended that a driver is included. RECOMMENDED RENTAL CAR COMPANIES:· Golden Bird (Blue Bird group) Tel: +62 21 794 4444 www.bluebirdgroup.co.id
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TRAC Tel: +62 21 500 099 www.trac.astra.co.id Best Rental Tel: +62 21 588 4405 www.bestrental.co.id *NZD/IDR based on rate 10,000 IDR
RECOMMENDED ACCOMMODATION NZTE has a corporate rate at The Century Park Hotel for all participants attending this event. Please contact Nancy Rompis at Nancy.Rompis@nzte.govt.nz or +6221 57954111 ext 750 to make a reservation. IIGCE 2018 also has official hotels they recommend. Please see the below list. Century Park Hotel JL. Pintu Satu Senayan Jakarta Contact: Putra Phone : (+62-21) 5712041 Fax : (+62-21)5712094 Email : reservation@atletcentury.com The Sultan Hotel Jl. Jend. Gatot Subroto Jakarta 10002 Indonesia Contact: Azis Phone : (+62-21) 570 3600 Fax : (+62-21) 570 3063 Email : reservation@sultanjakarta.com sales.azis@sultanjakarta.com Hotel Mulia Jl. Asia Afrika Senayan Jakarta 10270 Indonesia Contact: Milda Michelly Phone : (+62-21) 574 7777 Fax : (+62-21) 2511858 Email : milda.michelly@hotelmulia.com info@hotelmulia.com Fairmont Hotel Jl. Asia Afrika No. 8 Gelora Bung Karno Jakarta 10270 Indonesia Contact: Gerry Garnida Phone : (+62-21) 2970 3333 Fax : (+62-21) 2970 3334 Email : Gerry.Garnida@fairmont.com Reservations.Jakarta@Fairmont.com Website : www.fairmont.com
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EMERGENCY NUMBERS New Zealand Embassy Sentral Senayan 2, 10th Floor Asia Afrika 8, Gelora Bung Karno, South Jakarta Ph: +62 21 2995 5800 Mon-Thurs: 08.00 am – 16.00 pm Fri: 08.00 am – 12.00 pm Dial 111 for Emergency – after normal working hours Police Ph: 110 / 112 +62 21 570 9261 Fire Ph: 113 +62 21 634 4215 (Central Jakarta area) +62 21 769 4519 (South Jakarta area) Ambulance Ph: 118 +62 21 6530 3118 Soekarno-Hatta Airport Information Ph: +62 21 1500 138 Medical Providers International SOS Medika Puri Sakti 10 Cipete, South Jakarta Menara Prima, 2nd Floor, Kuningan, South Jakarta Emergency 24 hr : +62 21 750 6001 Ph: +62 21 750 5973 Ph: +62 21 5794 8600 MRCCC Siloam Hospital Garnisun Dalam No. 2 – 3, Semanggi Emergency 24 hr : +62 21 1500 9111 Ph: +62 21 2996 2888 Global Doctor International Medical Center (24hr) Kemang Raya 8, South Jakarta Emergency 24 hr : +62 21 718 2029 Ph: +62 21 719 4565 RED CROSS / Palang Merah Indonesia Gatot Subroto Kav. 96, South Jakarta Ph: +62 21 799 2325 / 2330
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PROGRAMME 5 SEPTEMBER 2018 Time
Activity
Venue
8:30 – 11:45
Panel Discussion on Renewable Energy: “Empowering Renewable Energy: NZ Technology for Indonesia's Energy Sustainability”
Gerbera Room, Hotel Mulia Jakarta
11:45 – 14:00
Networking Luncheon
Orient8, Hotel Mulia Jakarta
13:30 – 16:00
Master Classes: Jacobs Aecom Seequent
Hotel Mulia Jakarta: Gerbera Room Iris Room Kemuning Room
18:30 – 21:00
NZ Geothermal Alumni Dinner
100 Eatery & Bar, Hotel Century Park Jakarta
6 – 7 SEPTEMBER 2018 Geothermal Related Business Time
Activity
Venue
09:00 – 18:00
Trade Show at NZ Pavilion: Indonesia International Geothermal Convention Exhibition 2018
Jakarta Convention Centre, Booth C-11
*Schedule for IIGCE on page X.
Solar Energy Related Business Time
Activity
Venue
09:00 – 17:00
Market visit and meetings with
Various venues
stakeholders and commercials *Detailed schedule to follow individual.
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IIGCE 2018 AGENDA
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KEY CONTACTS WINI RIZKININGAYU Business Development Manager T: +62 21 5795 4111 E: wini.rizkiningayu@nzte.govt.nz M: +628119982772 / +6281384807969
NANCY ROMPIS Event Administration/Coordinator T: +6221 57954111 ext. 750 E: nancy.rompis@nzte.govt.nz M: TBA
DIANA PERMANA Trade Commissioner T: +62 21 5795 4111 E: diana.permana@nzte.govt.nz M: +628121085498
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EXHIBITORS
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GEOTHERMAL
AECOM INDONESIA
Edo Hendriks T: +62 8 158 975 021 E: edorahman.hendriks@aecom.com
IESE
Alan Lucas T: +64 021 1440384 E: alan.lucas@iese.co.nz
SEEQUENT
Jeremy O Brien T: +64 3 961 1031 E: jeremy.obrien@seequent.com
AUCKLAND UNISERVICES
Rosalind Archer E: as.ross@auckland.ac.nz
GEOTHERMAL NZ
Mike Allen T: +64 21899039 E: mike.allen@xtra.co.nz
JACOBS
Steve Vincent T: 08111537719 E: steve.vincent@jacobs.com
PROGEN
Brett Houston T: +64 212457311 E: progenbrett@gmail.com
WINTEC
Naomi Russell T: +64-(0)7-834 8800 ext 3713 E: Naomi.Russell@wintec.ac.nz
MTL
Chris Mann T: +64274763632 E: ChrisM@mtlnz.co.nz
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SOLAR ENERGY
INFRATEC
Luke Van Zeller T: +64 278092298 M: Luke.vanzeller@infratec.co.nz
POWERTECH ASIA LTD
Janti Gunawan T: +62812 3235 6739 M: janti.gunawan@powertech.co.nz
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ENJOYING JAKARTA In the Senayan area, surrounding the New Zealand Embassy, there are several good shopping malls and entertainment options: SENAYAN CITY
colonial style structures. The place offered fine places for dining: Fukuten, Japanese fine dining Molly Malone's Irish Pub
Opposite of Plaza Senayan, offered numerous dining experiences. Senayan City has Debenhams Department Stores amongst other premium stores, mainly dominated by international brands.
Hacienda Bar & Grill, Tel: +62 21- 57901469, Mexican food and drinks
Good spots to eat here are:
ENTERTAINMENT
Brewerkz, Lower Ground Floor, Tel: +62 21-29235788, restaurant and bar Kitchenette, Ground Floor, Tel: +62 21-29329250, Western MAMACITA, Lower Ground Floor, Tel: +62 2172781477, serves food and wine
PLAZA SENAYAN There are two main department stores in Plaza Senayan: Sogo Department Store and Metro Department Store, amongst other flagship stores in the mall. These are high end shopping centres where you can shop for luxury goods, local and international brands. In Plaza Senayan, you can explore different types of cuisine in this shopping centre. Recommendations for: Indonesian/Asian food Remboelan, Upper Level 3 Tel: +62 21-572 5088/90 Roemah Rempah level P4, Tel: +62 21-572 5813 / 31 Chandara Level P4, Tel: +62 21-5725342, Thai fine dining Western cuisine Monolog, area Dining Alley (ground floor) Tel: +62 21-5725144, serving coffee and all day breakfast
For you who enjoy spending time watching movies, you can do so in Plaza Senayan (Plaza Senayan XXI, level P5) or in Senayan City (Senayan City XXI, level 5). The movie schedule is available at http://www.21cineplex.com/ Or if you would like to indulge in massage or spa, we recommend Harnn & Thann – a luxurious Thai Spa at Plaza Senayan Arcadia (Tel: +62 21-57901056); or Sanctum Reflexology and Massage at Plaza Senayan (Tel: +62 21-5725145).
RUNNING / GOLF Just before Fairmont Hotel, there is Gelora Bung Karno stadium, which is national stadium that hosted a variety of sporting events and concerts in an outdoor setting. You can go for a run in this sporting complex, or go golfing. Alternatively, there is another Senayan National Golf Club located opposite to the Fairmont Hotel.
TOURISM Ÿ
Old Town Jakarta: Kota Tua Jakarta
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Indonesia Miniature Park: TMII (Taman Mini Indonesia Indah)
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Bistro Garçon, level P4, Tel: +62 21-57900140, French bistro
Schmutzer Primate Centre: Ragunan Kompleks Taman Margasatwa Ragunan, Jl. RM. Harsono no. 1, Ragunan, South Jakarta 12550.
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Plaza Senayan Arcadia is located in the Senayan Complex and is a boutique mall with beautiful
National Monument: Monas (Monumen Nasional) Jalan Medan Merdeka Selatan 10250, Indonesia
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Istiqlal Mosque: Masjid Istiqlal Near Monas
Union, Sogo Level 1, Tel: +62 21-57905861, brasserie, bakery and bar
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MASSAGES Ÿ
Cozy (Jl. Gandaria I/69 C (opposite Snappy) Phone: 021 - 725 2853 / 727 999 84 Note: You need to reserve first
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Bersih Sehat (Hotel Sahid Jaya Sudirman fl. 3, Jl.Jendral Sudirman Kav. 86,) Phone: 021 - 570 4444 Note: You need to reserve first
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Kenko Fish Spa (Mall Grand Indonesia Jl. MH Thamrin No. 1 West Mall Menteng)
EAT Ÿ
Cafe Batavia (for a glimpse of the colonial past) http://www.cafebatavia.com/
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Lara Djonggrang (for an exotic traditional) https://www.tuguhotels.com/restaurants/jakarta/l aradjonggrang/
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Dapur Babah (Restaurant/Museum with historical artefacts) https://www.tuguhotels.com/restaurants/jakarta/ dapurbabahelite/
SHOP FOR SOUVENIRS (OLEH-OLEH) If you’d like to shop for souvenirs, you may like to visit Alun Alun Indonesia at Grand Indonesia Shopping Town, West mall level 3. Grand Indonesia is a shopping centre located just at the heart of Jakarta CBD, 6 km away from your hotel which you can reach with taxi. Alun Alun Indonesia is a one stop shopping experience where you can find Indonesian products and souvenirs, local food and snacks. Alternatively, Pasar Raya in Blok M has a good selection of souvenirs.
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