Toward a 35,000 MW dream

Indonesia, in 2014, a newly elected president Jokowi, mention that he want to add a new 35,000 MW capacity power plant in next five year. An ambitious plan, knowing the fact we only have 44,000 MW / 44 GW capacity producing a 200,000 GWH (200TWH/200 billion Kwh). A must be implemented plant, knowing also the 7.4% electricity growth. With an estimation of 1 Million USD to build 1 MW power plant. At least it requires a 35 billion USD investment. Jokowi mention with 167 billion USD budget for 2015, where 27 billion USD for fuel subsidy.

Is it possible? Coal Power Plant (4025 MW Suralaya, 2300 MW Paiton) and Gas (2255 MW Gresik, 1430 MW Tanjung Priok)

Newton (1643-1727) Laws of Motion (1687)
Joule (1818-1889) Law of Conversation of energy: First law of thermodynamics (1850) > Heat Apparatus
Faraday (1791-1867) > Faraday Disk (1831)
Maxwell (1831-1879) Maxwell Equation

Nuclear Energy: Public Perception
US: 39% Coal, 27% Gas, 19% Nuclear,
2/3 of 100 US reactors are pressurized water reactor (PWR) and 1/3 are boiling water reactors (BWR). PWR has Steam Generator

STG (Steam Turbine Generator) vs CHP (Combined Heat Power)