AOTS Journal 2017 AUTUMN No.11 （ENGLISH)

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JOURNAL4A Small and Medium-sized Enterprise (SME) that Supports Japan’s Export of Carbon Reduction Infrastructure—Carbon Reduction Technology Promotion Program—FUJIMOTO KIKOH Co., Ltd.Head Ofce buildingExamples of the AOTS’s Training Programs for Human Resource Development Could you give us an outline of your company?Our company was founded in 1970 to play a part in energy production, one of the core industry clusters. Since then, we have been engaged in the installation and maintenance of power-gen-erating facilities, such as industrial power plants and private electric generators. Our main business partners in Japan are main-tenance providers for electric utility companies scattered across the country, as well as major plant construction companies. We are also operating on a global scale, with a proven track record in construction management and maintenance services in Asian countries.PT. Indo Fuji Energi, a joint venture partly owned by FUJIMOTO KIKOH, has been engaged in a project led by Japanese companies, supporting the power industry in Indonesia. Could you give us some details on this project?As the power demand has increased in association with economic growth, Indonesia has been experiencing a period of a tight supply–demand balance. The overall power demand of Indonesia is projected to increase by an average annual rate of approxi-mately 9% until 2019. The Indonesian government has set itself a target of creating new power sources that can produce 35,000 MW in total by 2019. The project considered to play a central role in mission accomplishment is the Unit 5 & 6 Expansion Project at the Tanjung Jati B coal-red power plant (hereinafter referred to as “Tanjung Jati”), located in Central Java.Units 1–4 of the power plant currently account for approximately 11% of the Java-Bali Power Sector. The expansion project aims to construct two new 1,000 MW ultra-super critical coal-red power units, next to the existing Units 1–4. Japanese companies have been participating in the construction of Units 5 and 6, as is the case of Units 1–4. This project showcases invest-ments in Japan’s high quality infrastructure, for Japanese prod-ucts are adopted in the main equipment (Table 1).PT. Indo Fuji Energi won a contract with the prime contractor to install turbines, power generators, etc., for Units 3 and 4, and completed the work in 2012.The company is planning to undertake construction work of the ultra-super critical coal-red power-generating facilities for Units 5 and 6.FUJIMOTO KIKOH Co., Ltd. is mainly involved in power-generating facility installation for the construction of power plants not only nationwide but also across the globe. The company has been using the AOTS’s training programs for developing local engineers for nearly 20 years since it founded a joint venture company in Indonesia. In recent years, the company has made use of the AOTS’s Carbon Reduction Technology Promotion Program,* aiming at developing next-generation leaders of its local operation. The following describes how a Japanese SME takes advantage of AOTS training to support the power industry in Asia.Head Ofce: 4-2-4 Negishi-cho, Yokosuka-shi, Kanagawa Established:1970Capital: 50 million yen*Carbon Reduction Technology Promotion ProgramThe program aims to facilitate the reduction of CO2 emissions and the promotion of Japanese companies’ overseas business expansion, through supporting the devel-opment of human resources engaging in operation, maintenance and management of energy infrastructures, and involved in energy saving in the manufacturing process at overseas factories. Aside from developing countries, target countries include those in Europe and the Middle East, and the USA. Tanjung Jati B Coal-red Power PlantJavaJakartaPower PlantKamojang Geothermal Power PlantRepublic of IndonesiaEmployees: 60Description of business: Installation and maintenance of power-generating facilities, etc.