National Presentation - Indonesia - Setiyanto & Khoirul Huda

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1 National Presentation - Indonesia - Setiyanto & Khoirul Huda 18thth ANSN Steering Committee Meeting Chiang Mai, November

2 INTRODUCTION Indonesia is archipelago country with population: 240 million; 80% in Java Madura Bali Average Electrification ratio ~70% Many regions in Indonesia do not have sufficient supply of electricity, especially in remote areas. The need of electricity increase significantly Government revise the national energy mix policy for 2025 by increasing New and Renewable Energy share. Both of big and small power electricity generation are needed for java grid and other small grids respectively. Nuclear is considered as New Energy group. 2

3 Energy and Electricity Situation In Indonesia 15 % 67 % 11 % 4 % 3 % 3

4 2010 NEW NATIONAL ENERGY MIX POLICY: Toward New and Renewable Energy Renewable energy <5% New & Renewable energy ~17%. Nuclear 2% possible for large NPP in JMB or SMRs for remote areas/small grid supply

5 NUCLEAR ACTIVITIES IN INDONESIA: Strengthening nuclear safety infrastructure (as: HRD, regulatory system, FS, Tech. Ass., etc.) FS on NPP siting for Bangka Belitung island FINISH this year. Continue technology assessment for SMR Continue activities for Nuclear Energy System Assessment (NESA). Status: document submitted to IAEA to be evaluated. BATAN initiate to build and operate the Non Commercial NPP with low power. Status: in waiting budget support from National Development Planning Agency (Bappenas) for Indonesia has ratified NPT, Nuclear Safety Convention, the Joint Convention on the Safety of Spent Fuel Management and the Safety of Radioactive Waste Management, etc. 5

6 THE RECENT EVENTS ON NUCLEAR ACTIVITIES IN INDONESIA BATAN request budget to government to build and operate Non commercial NPP starting on The Director of Electricity State Company (PT. PLN) and Chairman of BATAN signed the MOU on 22 August, 2013 for preparing implementation of SMR in Indonesia. IAEA Expert mission for SMR, August 19 23, 2013 (Dr. Thomas COSHY and Dr. M. Hadid SUBKI) IAEA Expert mission for HTGR design, September 2 6, (Mr. Mr. Roy Solichin, Dr. Frederik REITSMA, Dr. Karl VERFONDERN, Prof. Dr. LI Fu and Dr. Gerd BRINKMANN) 6

7 ANSN evaluation field visits in Indonesia. October 3 4, st Expert Mission on Gap Finding of Safety Analysis Capability. (SATG activity) National WS on Safety Management System for RR, under the framework of FNCA. November 13 14, 2013 Participate on preparation of the Regional Advisory Safety Committee for Research Reactors in Asia and the Pacific (RASCAP). The Province of West Kalimantan interest to become the first NPP site

8 BRIEF ACTIVITIES OF ANSN INDONESIA: Indonesia fully support ANSN program with : - Appointed representative on all TG member - Actively follow practically on all TG activities - Hosted 6 ANSN event on Elaborate and realize other national activities in order to enhance safety capacity building - Continuous improving nuclear standard and nuclear regulations. - HRD program for both BATAN and BAPETEN staff on nuclear technology, safety and regulation. 8

9 ANSN ACTIVITIES HOSTED BY INDONESIA IN 2013 No Activities Date TG 1 The ITSG CMS Team meeting Yogyakarta May Second Annual Meeting of LMSTG and The Regional Workshop on Development of Regulatory Processes the Management System of the Regulatory Body Jakarta, 7 11 October 2013 ITSG LMSTG 3 Regional WS on Application of the code of conduct on the safety of RR, core management and Safety experiment. 4 Regional WS on Introduction to Systematic Assessment of Regulatory Competence Needs (SARCoN) including the Gap Analysis Tools 5 5th Annual meeting and Workshop on the Establishment of National Policy and Strategy Yogyakarta, Sept Jakarta, November 2015 Yogyakarta, Nov SMRRTG ETTG GRITG 6 Annual meeting and regional WS on emergency communication. Jakarta, 30 Sep 4 Oct CTG 9

10 ACTIVITIES OF ETTG No Activities 1 Establishment of competence profile for position 2 Identification of need in training course in nuclear security and radiation safety 3 BAPETEN In-house training for technical staff in various field with and without international experts on Safeguards, Additional Protocol, Security in the Transport of Nuclear Material, SPEEDY, SARCoN..etc.. 4 BPTC on nuclear safety and radiation safety 5 Center for E&T BATAN conduct of 29 various Training and 10 internal Coaching on nuclear knowledge, included TOT. 10

11 ACTIVITY OF GRITG 1. One Government regulation No. 61 Year 2013 on Radioactive Waste Management declared on 12 September One President decree No. 74 year 2012 on Nuclear Reliability declared on September Nine Bapeten Chairman regulations submitted between 2012 to

12 ACTIVITY OF ITSG 1. Lead development of CMS for ANSN member 2. Socialization and Implementation of CMS for ANSN topical group members. 3. ITSG Expert Mission to AELB Malaysia, will be continued by other member country. ACTIVITY OF SATG 1. RELAP Coaching for BAPETEN staff. 2. 1st Expert Mission on Gap Finding of Safety Analysis Capability 12

13 ACTIVITY OF SMRRTG 1. Support to TRIGA 2000 safety evaluation team (safety assessment, decommissioning plane) 2. Support to Establishment of a Regional Advisory Safety Committee for Research Reactor in ASIA-PACIFIC (RASCAP). 3. Strengthening implementation of Safety Culture in BATAN by 1. submitting the BATAN Chairman regulation No. 200 Year Safety culture group monthly meeting in Serpong nuclear area. 13

14 ISE 2013 Safety Management of Research Reactor Legal and Governmental infrastructure Education and Training Emergency Preparednes and Response Radioactive Waste Management General note: There are no change ISE for 2012 and 2013 Improvement still continuous, but not enough to increase conditions of

15 No Title ISE OF S M R R T G 17. No planning for extended shutdown 18. Decommissioning team has been established for TRIGA Operating organization and MS Safety Committees and Advisory Groups Safety Assessment and Safety Analysis Safety Analysis Report Operational Limits and Conditions (OLCs) Conduct of Operations Maintenance, Periodic Testing and Utilization and Experiments Modifications Feedback of Operational Experience Radiation Protection Programme Radiological Monitoring and Control Program Sitting Design Construction Commissioning Extended Shutdown Decommissioning

16 ISE OF LGI 3.2. Advisory bodies for BAPETEN not established yet No Title Legislative and Governmental Responsibilities Responsibilities and Functions of the Reg. Body Organization of the Regulatory Body 1. General Advisory bodies to the regulatory body Relations between the Reg. body and Operator International cooperation Activities of the Regulatory Body 1. Authorization Review and assessment Inspection and enforcement Development of regulations and guides Specific Infrastructures 1. Infrastructure for EPR Infrastructure for RWM

17 ISE OF E T T G No independe nt TSO established yet No Title Policy at the national level Policy within the regulatory body and its TSO Policy within the operator organization and its TSO 4 4 Assessment of Capabilities and Competencies Required 1 Capabilities of the regulatory body Capabilities of the operating organization Assessment of Available Education and Training, the Gaps, and 1 Program at the universities and training institutes Regulatory body and its TSO(s) Operating organization and its TSO(s) 3 3 Maintenance and Continuous Improvement 1 Programmes for maintenance and continuous improve Training materials Inventory of trainers

18 ISE OF R W M T G No Title Legislative and Regulation Framework 1 National Waste Management Legislative and Radioactive Substance Control 1 Control of Discharge of Radioactive Substances Control of Chronic Exposures Radioactive Waste Management 1 National Waste Management Policy and Criteria Predisposal Management and Clearance Regime Storage of Radioactive Waste Disposal of Radioactive Waste BATAN has plan to build of demonstration LLW disposal facility at Serpong site. 18 All spent fuel reexported to USA

19 NATIONAL REQUEST 2014 No Activities TG Time N/R 1 Calculation on Environmental radioactivity limit in Nuclear Facilities (Batan) 2 Part 1 Systematic Approach to Training (SAT) Part 2. Developing a training action plan to fulfill the gaps identified in SARCON 3 Outline of a national strategy for Education and Training 4 National Table Top Exercise on Emergency Response of Radiological Accident in Aquatic Territory. 5 National Workshop on Radiation Emergency Medicine ETTG 2 nd Q N ETTG 3 rd Q R ETTG 3 rd Q R EPRTG 3 rd Q N EPRTG October N 19

20 NATIONAL REQUEST 2014 No Activities TG Time N/R 6 Emergency Preparedness and Response for EPRTG 2 Nd Q N Off-site Consequences 7 Workshop on application of IAEA RWMTG 3 rd Q N methodology and tools for the safety case and safety assessment of dismantled reactor component in BATAN Bandung 8 National/Regional Workshop on Performance Indicator of Regulatory Body GRITG 3 rd Q N/R 9 National Workshop on Seismic Hazard STG April N Assessment. Indonesia (BAPETEN) 10 ITSG CMS Team Meeting ITSG Jan R 20

21 CONCLUSION BATAN initiate to build the non commercial NPP low power. BAPETEN continue strengthen the Safety Regulation. (1 President decree. 1 Government regulation and 9 Bapeten Chairman regulations submitted in 2013.) It is recognized that safety infrastructure is importance for nuclear embarking country, therefore Indonesia fully supports ANSN program through participating and hosting the ANSN events in the framework of capacity building. ISE is the only one instrument used by TG to do self assessment and evaluate the targets achievement of TG. Recognizing the importance of ISE, Indonesia encourage all TG to conduct ISE. 21

22 Thank you for your kind attention! 22