Since our establishment in 1996, we have conducted more than 100 assignments in Indonesia and throughout Asia, including high profile, multi-year assignments valued at over USD 8 million. The firm has served clients in a dozen countries throughout the Asia-Pacific region, including multilateral agencies, such as The World Bank and the Asian Development Bank (ADB), Bilateral agencies such as AFD, DFID,KfW and USAID, State-owned enterprises and Multinational corporations.
Java and Bali
This Castlerock 2014 study for Ernst & Young Shihon LLC provided a glimpse of the future of Java Bali electricity system for potential investors’ consideration. The study focused on the existing tariff structure, demand and demand forecast, economic least cost generation plan along with the investment program which will make a basis for the...
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Indonesia
Castlerock developed a financial model of PLN with the following features and components, and analyzed the impact of future exchange rate and macroeconomic scenarios on PLN’s financial condition: The model calculates PLN EBITDA as a proxy for the Government of Indonesia’s subsidy obligation to PLN. Running the model for actual data for 3 years...
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Indonesia, Thailand, Malaysia, the Philippines and Vietnam
This APEC 2014 Program was focused on Indonesia, Thailand, Malaysia, the Philippines and Vietnam. The fast and steady growth of Solar PV installations worldwide highlighted several problems that affected the reliability and efficiency of such systems, especially for rooftop installations. In South East Asian countries in particular, installers and system designers of Solar PV...
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Kalimantan
Under this ADB 2014 assignment, Castlerock set up a geospatial mapping platform to analyze load centers, existing T&D infrastructure, major land use zones, areas of biodiversity and reserve forests, key landforms that needed to be taken into account while planning interconnections and prepared alternate high-level renditions of possible alignments for the proposed priority interconnections....
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Indonesia
The Indonesia Climate Change Trust Fund (ICCTF) was created by the Government of Indonesia (GOI) to be a catalyst in facilitating national and international funding and to implement a wide range of climate change mitigation and adaptation programs. As the importance of private sector participation in financing climate change activities is growing, this study...
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