Project proposals: Indonesia
97. The Executive Committee approved the following projects to be implemented by World Bank and the funds indicated:
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| Elimination of CFC-11 in the manufacture of polyurethane foam sheet at Musimassejahtera Abadi | 390,000 |
| Elimination of CFC-11 in the manufacture of polyurethane foam sheet at Positive Foam Industry | 449,000 |
| Elimination of CFC-11 in the manufacture of polyurethane foam sheet at Multi Karya Makmur | 123,700 |
| Elimination of CFC-12 in the manufacture of extruded polyethylene and polystyrene foam sheet at PT Inter Foamindosentra | 390,000 |
| The Executive Committee requested the World Bank to report on the issue of the transfer of the proprietary technology to PT Intitri Muliatama and how the Government of Indonesia intended to proceed with that project. Implementing agencies were requested to ensure that adequate guarantees were obtained from technology vendors when technology transfer was to be replicated within the country. |
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| Reduction of CFC-12 emission during service of MAC by use of recycling equipment | 327,000 |
| The Executive Committee recommended that the proposal on implementation of Phase II be submitted after the assessment of Phase I had been completed. |
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| Elimination in production of halon 1211 fire protection extinguishers at Dahlia Cahaya, Bayu Sentosa Agung and Chubb Lips | 500,000 |
| The Executive Committee noted that operating costs had been adjusted to reflect a final product mix of 85 per cent ABC powder and 15 per cent carbon dioxide. It also noted that this project represented conversion of the entire sub-sector in Indonesia and that no further projects for the conversion of halon extinguishers would be brought forward. Approval did not constitute a precedent, and future projects would be guided by decisions of the Executive Committee relating to the study of incremental operating costs and savings in the halon portable fire extinguisher sub-sector. Approval was contingent on the World Bank receiving confirmation from the Government of Indonesia that no future production of halon portable fire extinguishers was planned. |
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| Elimination of ODS used in the production of household refrigerators at PT Sharp Yasonta, Indonesia | 346,000 |
| The Executive Committee approved implementation of testing and development of non-CFC foam insulation and refrigeration systems and conversion of the refrigeration part of the production line. A project on the conversion of the foam insulation system to cyclopentane would be submitted to a future meeting. The Executive Committee noted that the enterprise would contribute 50 per cent of the cost of the test equipment, but that this should not constitute a precedent. It agreed that the Secretariat should cooperate with sector experts and implementing agencies to prepare draft guidelines on eligible test equipment costs for future projects in this sector. | |
| Elimination of ODS used in the production of household refrigerators at PT Lippo Melco Manufacturing | 382,000 |
| The Executive Committee noted that the enterprise would contribute 50 per cent of the cost of the test equipment, but that this should not constitute a precedent. Issues of eligibility of test equipment should, in future, be guided by decisions of the Executive Committee related to the study on guidelines for eligible test equipment costs in this sector. |
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| Elimination of ODS used in the manufacture of household refrigerators at PT Sanyo Industries Indonesia, Jakarta | 558,000 |
| The Executive Committee requested the World Bank to report back on the requirement for high-pressure foam blowing equipment. It noted that the enterprise would contribute 50 per cent of the cost of the test equipment, but that this should not constitute a precedent. Issues of eligibility of test equipment should, in future, be guided by decisions of the Executive Committee related to the study on guidelines for eligible test equipment costs in this sector. |