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DR. ENG. BAYU INDRAWAN, SE, ST, MT

Personal Details

Name Bayu Indrawan
Sex Male
Place & Date of Birth Palembang, August 3
rd
1985
Age 28 years old
Nationality and Citizenship Indonesian
Mobile Phone +62-852-1528-0991
Personal Email me@bayu.in
Official Email bayu.indrawan@surya.ac.id
Website http://www.bayu.in


Academic History

Doctoral Degree
(2009 - 2012)
Tokyo Institute of Technology (TITECH, http://www.titech.ac.jp)
Major : Environmental Science and Technology
Minor : Waste to Energy
Doctoral Dissertations : Chlorine Removal and Evaluation of Solid Fuel Produced from
Municipal Solid Waste by Hydrothermal Treatment for Co-firing with Coal
(legalized copy of certificate and academic transcript are available on request)

Master Degree
(2006 - 2008)
University of Indonesia (UI, http://www.ui.edu)
Major : Electrical Engineering
Minor : Electrical Power & Energy Economics
GPA : 3.63 with scale 4.00
Finished in 3 semesters as Fastest and Youngest Graduate Student
(legalized copy of certificate and academic transcript are available on request)

Undergraduate Degree
(2002 - 2006)
University of Sriwijaya (UNSRI, http://www.unsri.ac.id)
Major : Electrical Engineering
Minor : Electrical Power
GPA : 3.52 with scale 4.00
Finished in 7 semesters as Fastest and Youngest Graduate Student
(legalized copy of certificate and academic transcript are available on request)

Undergraduate Degree
(2001 - 2005)



University of IBA (UIBA, http://www.iba.ac.id)
Major : Economic
Minor : Accounting
GPA : 3.66 with scale 4.00
Finished in 7 semesters study as Fastest and Youngest Graduate Student
(legalized copy of certificate and academic transcript are available on request)
CURRICULUM VITAE

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Academic Awards

Monbukagakusho Scholarship
(2009 - 2012)
Medco E&P Scholarship
(2003 - 2006)
Local Government Scholarship
(1998 - 2001)
Supersemar Scholarship
(1990 - 1995)
Full Scholarship for Research Student and Doctoral Program from Japanese Government
http://www.mext.go.jp
Three-year scholarship from Medco Energi
http://www.medcoenergi.com
Three-year scholarship from Local Government
http://www.kotajambi.go.id
Five-year scholarship from Yayasan Supersemar
http://www.supersemar.or.id



References

Prof. Yohanes Surya, PhD
(Founder and Rector)
Prof. Kunio Yoshikawa
(PhD Advisor)
Prof. Dr. Ir. Iwa Garniwa, MT
(Master Thesis and Formal Advisor)
Prof. Ir. Rinaldy Dalimi, MSc, PhD
(Formal Advisor)
Prof. Dr. Ir. Bambang Sugiarto, M.Eng
(Dean of Engineering Faculty)
Prof. Ir. Eko Rahardjo, MSc, PhD
(ex-Head of Department)
Dr. Ir. Esa Haruman
(ex-Director)
Dr. Ir. Kalamullah Ramli
(ex-EDIC Manager)
Surya University, Indonesia

Department of Environmental Science and Technology, Tokyo Institute of Technology, Japan

Department of Electrical Engineering University of Indonesia, Depok, Indonesia

Faculty of Engineering - University of Indonesia & National Energy Board, Indonesia

Faculty of Engineering - University of Indonesia, Indonesia

Department of Electrical Engineering UI, Indonesia

Engineering Center - University of Indonesia

Engineering Center - University of Indonesia

(contact person of referee are available on request)**


Current Positions

Indonesia Center for Waste Management
Surya University
as Director
http://www.cwm.or.id
(October 2012 present)

Surya University
Department of Environmental Engineering
as Lecturer & Researcher
http://www.surya.ac.id
(October 2012 present)

Indonesia Center for Waste Management, the first of its kind research center in Indonesia with
the intention of serving the community and all stakeholders by helping its environment to
become more green and more clean through research and development of integrated and
sustainable waste management system based on technology. My responsibility is to manage and
coordinate all activity, research and project in Indonesia Center for Waste Management.

Surya University as a pioneer of research based university in Indonesia was established with the
aim to provide leading higher education quality in the areas of engineering, science and
technology with world class standards. My responsibility is to teach, to research, and to serve
the community. This three points known as Tridharma Perguruan Tinggi applied to Department
of Environmental Engineering especially on Clean and Renewable Energy field.



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Last Projects & Research

Development and Implementation of Commercial Waste to
Energy by Hydrothermal Treatment Technology to Produce
Solid Fuel from Municipal Solid Waste PD. Pasar Jaya Project
as Consultant & Project Leader
http://cwm.or.id
(July, 2013 present)


Development and Implementation of Commercial Waste to
Energy by Hydrothermal Treatment Technology to Produce
Solid Fuel from Industrial and MSW PT. JIEP Project
as Consultant & Project Leader
http://cwm.or.id
(June, 2013 present)

Tipping Fee Assessment of Waste to Energy Implementation by
Hydrothermal Treatment Technology in DKI Jakarta
as Consultant & Project Leader
http://cwm.or.id
(May, 2013 present)

Development and Implementation of Commercial Waste to
Energy by Hydrothermal Treatment Technology to Produce
Solid Fuel from Industrial and MSW DKI Jakarta Project
as Consultant & Project Leader
http://cwm.or.id
(May, 2013 present)


Feasibility Study of Waste to Energy Implementation by
Hydrothermal Treatment Technology in Indonesia
as Project Leader
http://cwm.or.id
(January, 2013 June, 2013)

Development and Implementation of Pilot Scale Waste to
Energy by Hydrothermal Treatment Technology to Produce
Solid Fuel from Municipal Solid Waste Thailand Project
as Consultant
http://shinko-mfg.co.jp
(October, 2012 April, 2013)


Development and Implementation of Commercial Waste to
Energy by Hydrothermal Treatment Technology to Produce
Solid Fuel from Municipal Solid Waste Srilanka Project
as Consultant & Team Leader
http://shinko-mfg.co.jp
(January, 2012 September, 2012)

Development and Implementation of Commercial Waste to
Energy by Hydrothermal Treatment Technology to Produce
Solid Fuel from Municipal Solid Waste Shanghai Project
as Consultant & Team Leader
http://yoshikawalab.org
(January, 2011 November, 2011)


Feasibility Study of Mini Hydro Power Plant
in Sulawesi, Indonesia
as Consultant
http://www.recycle1.com
(December, 2010 November, 2011)

Development of Innovative Hydrothermal Treatment
Technology to Produce Solid Fuel from Municipal Solid Waste
as PhD Student
http://yoshikawalab.org
(April, 2009 September, 2012)


SMPS Development for New STB Product
as Project Leader
http://www.samsung.com
(June, 2008)

Energy Audit and Efficiency at Hotel in Bali
as Consultant
http://www.greanpeace.org
(March, 2008)


Electrical Energy Cost Analysis Based on Hybrid Power System
as Author
http://www.ee.ui.ac.id/pstik
(November, 2007)

Feasibility Study of Wind Turbine Application in Indonesia
as Project Officer
http://www.engineering-center.net
(October, 2007)


Regional Electricity Tariff in Kepulauan Seribu
as Consultant and Author
http://www.ee.ui.ac.id/pstik
(October, 2007)
Engineering Center Data and Information
as Author and MEP Data Coordinator
http://www.engineering-center.net
(August, 2007)


Linux Migration Project
as Project Director
http://www.lexindoconsulting.com
(January, 2007)



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Publications & Books

Combustion Characteristics of Chlorine-free Solid
Fuel Production from Municipal Solid Waste by
Hydrothermal Process
Journal of Energies
ISSN 1996-1073
http://www.mdpi.com/journal/energies
(October, 2012)

An experimental study on converting municipal solid waste (MSW) into chlorine-free solid fuel
using the combination of the hydrothermal process and the water-washing has been performed.
After the product was extracted from the reactor, water-washing experiments were then
conducted to obtain chlorine-free products with less than 3,000 ppm total chlorine content. A
series of combustion experiments were then performed for the products before and after the
washing process to determine the chlorine content in the exhaust gas and those left in the ash
after the combustion process at a certain temperature.
(Full paper are available on request)

Chlorine-free Solid Fuel Production from
Municipal Solid Waste by Hydrothermal Process
Journal of the Japan Institute of Energy
Vol. 90 (2011) , No. 12 pp.1177-1182
http://www.jie.or.jp/indexe.htm
(December, 2011)

The energy supply is one of things that continually required by human, but due to the fossil
energys nature as a non-renewable energy resource, it can be ascertained that its supply is
increasingly diminished. In the other side, many developing countries including Indonesia have
been facing with a complex problem on how to appropriately handle municipal solid wastes
(MSW). This circumstance stimulates human to search for the other alternative energy as a
solution which should also environmentally friendly. In this paper, the research of converting
MSW into chlorine-free solid fuel using the combination of hydrothermal process and water-
washing has been performed.
(Full paper are available on website and hardcopy are available on request)

Conversion of Municipal Solid Waste into Fuel
in Indonesia
Inovasi Online (in Bahasa Indonesia)
ISSN: 2085-871X - Vol.15/XXI
http://io.ppijepang.org
(November, 2009)

Treating municipal solid wastes (MSW) not only solves the problem associated with the waste
disposal in Indonesia but also creates environmental friendly renewable energy to utilize it in
boilers, and this helps in reducing the amount of national usage of coal which is one of main
sources of the global warming. In this context, a technology to convert MSW into a useful form
of energy as a part-substitute for coal, will gain a greater importance at the present Indonesian
scenario especially for power industries.
(Full paper are available on website and hardcopy are available on request)

Indonesia Energy Revolution Scenario and
Projection using MESAP/Planet Simulation Model
The 10th International Conference on Quality in Research
ISSN: 1411-1284
http://qir.eng.ui.ac.id
(December, 2007)
Indonesia Energy Revolution Scenario describes a development pathway which turns the
present situation into a sustainable energy supply. Two scenarios up to the year 2050 are
outlined in this report. The Reference Scenario is based on the reference scenario published by
the International Energy Agency in World Energy Outlook 2006, extrapolated forward from 2030
have been calculated using the MESAP/PlaNet simulation model. The Energy Revolution
Scenario has a target for the reduction of worldwide per capita carbon dioxide emissions to less
than 1.3tonnes per year by 2050.
(Full paper are available on website and hardcopy are available on request)

Energy [R]evolution A Sustainable Indonesia
Energy Outlook
as Indonesia Partner and Author
http://www.energyblueprint.info/520.0.html
(November, 2007)

The International Report Energy [R]evolution A Sustainable Indonesia Energy Outlook in
collaborate with Greenpeace and European Renewable Energy Council (EREC) offers a
combination of renewable energy technologies and energy efficiency as a clean, cost-effective
pathway towards energy security that will have minimal impact on the climate system. It
advocates independence from volatile market fluctuations in fossil fuels as well as the dangers
of nuclear energy.
(Full report are available on website and hardcopy are available on request)

Indonesia Energy and Environment Book
as Author
http://bayu.in
(February, 2008 - in progress)

Energy and Environment Book in collaborate with Prof. Rinaldy Dalimi, PhD (expertise in Power
Energy). While energy has long been an important topic, concerns about humans
environmental footprint, such as that due to carbon dioxide, and concerns about security and
rapid global development, have recently brought this field to the forefront. These include
technological innovations for fossil fuel systems with primary emphasis on carbon dioxide
mitigation, and control of fine particle and other pollutant emissions. Our vision for the Energy
and Environment area is to hire strategically in high impact areas that compliment existing
strengths, with the goal to address nationally recognized basic research needs that will spark
the innovations necessary to close the enormous gap that exists between state-of-the-art
technology and the staggering requirements for a future of renewable energy.




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Certifications

Professional Training Program on Energy 2007
Pengkajian Energi - University of Indonesia
http://peui.eng.ui.ac.id
Jakarta (July, 2007)



NTT Communications
IT Skill Trial Examination,
Engineering Center - University of Indonesia
http://www.ntt.com
Jakarta (November, 2006)




Professional Membership

Japan Institute of Energy
http://www.jie.or.jp/indexe.htm
(December, 2011)


The Japan Institute of Energy (abbreviated as JIE) was founded in 1922, initiated as the Fuel
Society of Japan. It has contributed to the progress of science and technology related to fuel or
energy and played its role as the sole authoritative professional society in developing fuel and
energy industries. The Society has grown with the progress of new fuels and energy conversion
technologies. It now holds almost 1600 members including 350 organizing members. The
Society covers not only fuel industries but also steel, gas, electricity, chemical and ceramic
industries.

Waste-to-Energy Research & Technology Council
http://www.wtert.jp
(July, 2010)

The Waste-to-Energy Research and Technology Council (WTERT) brings together engineers,
scientists and managers from universities and industry. The mission of WTERT is to identify and
advance the best available waste-to-energy (WTE) technologies for the recovery of energy or
fuels from municipal solid wastes and other industrial, agricultural, and forestry residues.


Conference, Seminar & Training

International Conference on Applied Energy
ICEA 2012
Journal of Applied Energy
Suzhou, China (July, 2012)

Subject of Presentation :
Combustion Characteristics of Chlorine-Free Solid Fuel Production from Municipal Solid Waste
by Hydrothermal Process
The 2011 IPE/TITECH/KIMM Joint Symposium
Institute of Process Engineering
Chinese Academy of Sciences
Hebei, China (December, 2011)

Subject of Presentation :
Combustion and Product Characteristics of Chlorine-Free Solid Fuel Production from MSW by
Hydrothermal Treatment Technology
The 21th Environmental Engineering Symposium
The Japan Society for Mechanical Engineering
Tokyo, Japan (June, 2011)
Subject of Presentation :
Water-washing Dechlorination and Combustion Characteristics of the Produced Fuel : Chlorine-
Free Solid Fuel Production from Municipal Solid Waste by Hydrothermal Process

Fukushima, Nuclear Power Plant and
Indonesia's Energy Future
Indonesia Student Association in Tokyo Tech
Tokyo, Japan (April, 2011)

As speaker and coordinator of energy group. Seminar and Focus Group Discussion about the
future of nuclear power plant in Indonesia after Fukushima accident, which include
consideration of energy supply, social environment and the fact that still there are many other
alternative energy resource in Indonesia
Energy Modeling and Policy Analysis
Natural Gas Pipeline : Technology and
Economic
Coal Stockpile Management
(copy of certificate is available on request)

This certification authorized by NTT
Communications Corporation, based on System
Administrator Examination of Japan Information
- Technology Engineers Examination Center
(JITEC) - IPA (Information-Technology Promotion
Agency)
(copy of certificate is available on request)


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The 2010 TITECH/IPE/KIMM Joint Symposium
Tokyo Institute of Technology
Hatsushima, Japan (December, 2010)

Subject of Presentation :
Chlorine-Free Solid Fuel Production from Municipal Solid Waste by Hydrothermal Treatment
Technology.
Best Oral Presenter Award

Renewable Energy Conferences (RENEWS 2010)
Indonesian Student Union in Germany
Berlin, Germany (October, 2010)

Subject of Presentation :
Chlorine-Free Solid Fuel Production from MSW Employing Hydrothermal Treatment Technology
2
nd
Best Paper and Contribution Award
The Scientific Meeting 2010
Indonesia Student Association in Japan
Nagoya, Japan (August, 2010)

Subject of Presentation :
Hydrothermal Treatment Technology to Produce Chlorine-Free Solid Fuel from Municipal Solid
Waste
Renewable Energy 2010
Pasifico Yokohama
Yokohama, Japan (June, 2010)

Subject of Presentation :
Chlorine-Free Solid Fuel Production from Municipal Solid Waste by Hydrothermal Treatment
Technology
The 1st AUN/SEED-Net Regional Workshop on
New and Renewable Energy
ITB & AUN/SEED-Net
Bandung, Indonesia (March, 2009)

The presentations and discussion covered a wide aspect of researches in new and renewable
energy, either researches conducted by government, industrial sectors, or universities in ASEAN
countries and Japan. 141 participants from 23 ASEAN and Japan universities, Indonesias
government institutions, and industrial sectors were involved in this workshop. In addition to
the participants who presented 59 papers covering researches in bio fuel, bio energy, solar
energy, wind energy, hydro power, clean energy technology, and energy policy, several invited
speakers also contributed in the workshop.

Seminar and Editors Briefing on
Indonesian Energy Development
Greenpeace Southeast Asia
Jakarta, Indonesia (April, 2008)

As speaker represent Indonesia Energy [R]evolution - Renewable Energy Application and Policy
in Indonesia. Seminar and Focus Group Discussion about Indonesian Energy Development, an
impending energy crisis in the country, government policy to forcing technologies like coal and
nuclear energy as a solution, and also development of renewable energy potential and energy
efficiency in Indonesia held by Greenpeace SEA. Also represents several prominent speakers,
Prof. Rinaldy Dalimi (Expertise in Energy - University of Indonesia), Fabby Tumiwa (Director of
Institute for Essential Service Reform), Siti Maemunah (National Coordinator JATAM), and Sonki
Prasetya (Climate and Energy Campaigner Greenpeace SEA)

The 10th International Conference on
Quality in Research (QIR)
Engineering Center - University of Indonesia
Jakarta, Indonesia (December, 2007)

Subject of Presentation :
Indonesia Energy Revolution Scenario and Projection using MESAP/Planet Simulation Model
(copy of paper and certificate available on request)
National Conference Electric Care
IME University of Indonesia
Jakarta, Indonesia (November, 2007)

As Moderator in National Conference Electric Care about Renewable Energy Technology for
Millennium Development Goals held by IME University of Indonesia represents several
prominent speakers, i.e. Iskandar B Kuntoadji (IBEKA), Ir. Kartawan Muchtar (Indonesia Power),
Dr. Ir. Uno Bintang S (Expertise in Energy), Ir. Agus R Utomo, MT (Lecture Electrical Engineering
UI), etc
(copy of certificate available on request)

Energy Law Conference
Engineering Faculty - University of Indonesia
Jakarta, Indonesia (September, 2007)

National Conference about Energy Law in Indonesia held by Engineering Faculty University of
Indonesia represents several prominent speakers, i.e. Dr.-Ing. Evita H. Legowo (Expertise in
Energy), Prof. Dr. Widodo (University of Indonesia), and Ir. Agusman Effendi (Indonesia
Parliament in Energy Committee)

Nuclear Technology Safety
BAPETEN
Jakarta, Indonesia (August, 2007)

Two days seminar about Safety Supervision and Security of Nuclear Energy in Straightening Era
of Law held by Indonesia Nuclear Energy Superintendent Agency (BAPETEN)
(copy of certificate available on request)

Indonesian Renewable Energy Potentials
Greenpeace South East Asia
Jakarta, Indonesia (August, 2007)
Focus Group Discussion about development of renewable energy potential in Indonesia and
energy efficiency held by Greenpeace SEA represents several prominent speakers, i.e. Prof. Dr.
Widodo (University of Indonesia), Dr. Hasrul Azahri (Directory General of Energy and Mineral
Resources - ESDM), Ir. Tri Mumpuni (IBEKA Microhydro), Dr. Herliani Suharta (Research Center -
BPPT), Ir. Ratna Ariati MSc (Directory General of Electrical and Energy Utilization - DJLPE) and
Bayu Indrawan (Engineering Center Mining, Energy and Power Division)
(copy of certificate available on request)

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Steel for Bridge and Construction
Engineering Center - University of Indonesia
Jakarta, Indonesia (August, 2007)

One days seminar held by Engineering Center - University of Indonesia in cooperation with
Krakatau Steel Company to celebrate the operational of Teksas Bridge in Engineering Faculty
area of University of Indonesia
(copy of certificate available on request)
Socialization of Patent in Academic and Business
Engineering Center - University of Indonesia
Jakarta, Indonesia (July, 2007)
Three days seminar & workshop about Patent in Academic and Business World held by
Engineering Center - University of Indonesia in cooperation with National Patent Agency
(copy of certificate available on request)

Energy and Electrical Power Management in
Industry
P2M University of Indonesia
Jakarta, Indonesia (July, 2007)

As trainer on three days training about Energy and Electrical Power Management with
participant from industry held by P2M Mechanical Engineering Department, University of
Indonesia
(copy of certificate available on request)
Challenges To Professional Engineer Formation &
Education In Developing Country
Engineering Center - University of Indonesia
Jakarta, Indonesia (March, 2007)

One day discussion about Challenges To Professional Engineer Formation & Education In
Developing Country between Ir. Achdiat Kurnadi S., IPM from (Indonesian Engineer Association
PII) with civitas academic of Engineering Faculty, University of Indonesia
(copy of certificate available on request)
Social-Economic Impacts of Man-Made Disasters
and Their Potential Wide-Spreading Damages
BAPPENAS
Jakarta, Indonesia (February, 2007)

National seminar held by Engineering Center UI in cooperation with Bappenas (National
Development Planning Agency) represents several prominent speakers, i.e. Prof. Dr. Dorodjatun
Kuntjoro Jakti (former minister), Prof. Dr. Lilik Hendradjaya (Head of Research & Development
from Defense Ministry), Andrew Steer (Indonesia Representative Head, Word Bank), etc
Indonesia Go Open Source
Engineering Center - University of Indonesia
Jakarta, Indonesia (January, 2007)
One day discussion about utilization of Open Source Software (OSS) in Indonesia between Dr.
Alexander Rusli (expert staff from Communication & Information Ministry), Prof. Dr. Engkos
Koswara Natakusuma (leader of IGOS program from Research & Technology Ministry) with
civitas academic of Engineering Faculty, University of Indonesia
(copy of certificate available on request)

Frame Sewer Structures and Roof Development
as Solution in Conceptioning Design
Engineering Center - University of Indonesia
Jakarta, Indonesia (January, 2007)

National seminar held by Engineering Center - University of Indonesia in cooperation with
BlueScope and Kanmuri represents several prominent speakers Prof. Gunawan Tjahyono,
M.Arch, Phd. (Expertise and Advisor in Built Environment)
(copy of certificate available on request)
Panel Discussion with Al Hilal Hamdi
Engineering Center - University of Indonesia
Jakarta, Indonesia (December, 2006)

One day discussion about Indonesian Bio Fuel Energy Development between Al Hilal Hamdi as
The Leader of Indonesia Bio Fuel Energy Team with civitas academic of Engineering Faculty,
University of Indonesia
Panel Discussion with Hermawan Kartadjaya
Engineering Center - University of Indonesia
Jakarta, Indonesia (November, 2006)

One day discussion about Enterprising The University between Hermawan Kartadjaya as
Indonesia Marketing Guru with civitas academic of Engineering Faculty, University of Indonesia
Research and Training
PT PLN (Persero) Tragi Boom Baru
Palembang, Indonesia (November, 2005)

Three month research and training in PT PLN (Persero) Tragi Boom Baru studies about electrical
generation, transmission and distribution in Government Electrical Company
(copy of certificate available on request)
Technology PC and Overclocking
Faculty of Engineering - University of Sriwijaya
Palembang, Indonesia (June, 2005)

Technology PC and Overclocking certification authorized by Electrical Engineering University of
Sriwijaya, Sonic Gear, Elnus, Corsair, Thermaltake, Chip and ABIT
(copy of certificate is available on request)


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Research Interests

Renewable and Alternative Energy
The study will address the technical, management, economics and analytical challenges that
need to be tackled in order to enable high penetration levels of solar, wind, biomass (including
waste) and other renewable energy technologies. By examining how renewable technologies can
be combined with storage, controls and other appropriate technologies, expects to build the
foundation for realizing a high penetration renewable energy future while enhancing its supply
to the global energy. In addition, by directly engaging utilities and other stakeholders in this
study, expects to build the confidence of regulators and utilities with respect to maximizing the
use of renewable energy technologies.

Waste to Energy Technology
How to reduce the effects of municipal solid waste (MSW) on health, environment or aesthetics
was a never ending problem, both in developing and developed countries. But nowadays as the
technology is being advanced and improved, the view on waste is also consequently changed.
Many people today realize that wastes have advantages and should be considered to have
important economical values due to its capability to be recycled and recovery as high value-
added material such as fuel or fertilizer. In addition, appropriate waste management also needs
to be concerned considering its implementation has unique characteristics in different places
even in developing or developed countries.

Energy and Environmental Economics
Energy is central to social and economic well-being. It provides personal comfort and mobility,
and is essential to most industrial and commercial wealth generation. However, energy
production and consumption place considerable pressures on the environment, including
contributing to climate change, damaging natural ecosystems, tarnishing the built environment
and causing adverse effects to human health. While these areas may be considered separately,
they are strongly interrelated. For example, improvements in energy efficiency both benefit
security of supply by reducing the amount of energy consumed and reduce emissions of
greenhouse gases and pollutants by reducing the consumption of fossil fuels. On the other hand,
energy market liberalization and more price competition benefit competitiveness through
reduced costs, but unless external costs are fully internalized and energy demand management
improves, the reduction of costs may bring price reductions that are likely to act as a
disincentive to energy saving and even encourage energy consumption.

Practical Experiences

OS & Internetworking Windows NT4/2000/XP intranet system, Linux OS, hub, switch & router (Cisco, NortelNetworks,
etc), Winroute - Firewall Application (Kerio, etc), Mail Server (MDaemon, Postfix, Qmail,
SquirrelMail, etc), Web Server (IIS, Apache, WAMP Server), etc
Energy Modeling Tools MESAP/PlaNet, INOSYD, LEAP, PowerSim
Electrical Application EWB, ETAP, WASP
Programming Pascal, Java, PHP
Database MySQL
Data Processing and Manipulation Matlab
Image Editor Adobe PhotoShop
Web Programming Editor Macromedia Dreamweaver, Macromedia Flash, CMS (Joomla, Drupal, Xaraya, etc)

Leisure Interests


Website design (have been developed more than 30 professional website including website of
Indonesian Embassy in Japan, WTERT Japan, Yoshikawa Laboratory, Indonesian Student
Association in Japan, etc), enjoying sport (football, basketball and jogging), learning all about IT,
reading, and music.



Last update: August 2013