Abstract
The growth of electricity demand in Indonesia has enforced the government to develop several large-scale power plants to electrify some region. Due to economical and operational aspects, mostly majority of plants are build based on coal-fired plant, where it can give bad impact to environment. Furthermore, some mitigation has been taken into account in attempt to reduce the GHC emissions. One of the options is by evaluating on a case in Muaratawar add-on project (Block 2, 3 and 4). The addition of HRSG at the plant is expected to reduce the GHG emissions to 0.48 Tons of CO2/MWh with a potential carbon reduction of 3.599.410.69 Tons of CO2/year. This paper concern on proposed business scheme for carbon trading through a comprehensive evaluation based on historical recorded data and baseline along with weighting and scoring method to select the best carbon trading system.
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