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Small modular reactors (SMRs) are garnering attention as a promising solution to Indonesia's growing energy needs. By 2039, Indonesia aims to potentially deploy SMRs to significantly accelerate the transition to clean and sustainable energy sources.

Indonesia's National Research and Innovation Agency (BRIN) is not only open to the idea of utilizing SMRs but also considering co-developing reactor designs for SMRs that are still in the development stage. This cooperative approach could fast-track Indonesia's SMR deployment timeline, showcasing the nation's commitment to innovation and sustainability.

NBP's Ranti Warfi spoke with Dr. Topan Setiadipura from BRIN on Indonesia's nuclear energy journey and what the global nuclear industry should take note.

Dr. Topan Setiadipura has over 15 years of experience working as a researcher in nuclear energy at the National Nuclear Energy Agency (BATAN) in Indonesia, now BRIN. He currently serves as Head of the Research Center for Nuclear Reactor Technology at BRIN. He also serves as the Indonesian Representative to the IAEA for the Technical Working Group on Gas-Cooled Reactors and the Steering Committee of INPRO.

TIMESTAMPS:

1:57 Indonesia's Interest in Small Modular Reactors (SMRs)
2:29 Recent Developments in Nuclear Energy Project in Indonesia
3:27 Indonesia's Infrastructure and Readiness for SMRs
5:41 BRIN's Role as a Technical Support Organization (TSO)
7:52 BRIN opens opportunities for co-development with the global SMR vendor
9:48 Human Resources Readiness for the Nuclear Era

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