Energy is the key priority of the President of Indonesia in order to support the economic growth. The Indonesian government is building the power infrastructure, therefore they need substantial investment as well as adequate technology to improve the Generation capacity, currently at around 55.5 GW. This capacity is terribly insufficient for the electricity demand from Indonesia’s growing middle class population and its manufacturing sector. This issue is a key priority of the Joko Widodo’s government. In late 2014, President Jokowi stated an ambitious plans for infrastructure development generally and power generation in particular, by announcing the goal of adding 35 GW of capacity over the next five years.