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The Letter of Intent for Electric Connection is a crucial preliminary document used in Indonesia when entities require new or upgraded electrical connections, particularly for large-scale commercial or industrial projects. This document is typically used when the proposed electrical connection involves significant capacity or complex technical requirements that warrant detailed discussion and planning before proceeding with formal agreements. The LOI helps parties establish clear communication channels, outline technical requirements, and set preliminary timelines and cost expectations. It operates within the framework of Indonesian electricity regulations, particularly Law No. 30 of 2009 and related technical standards. While non-binding, it serves as an important tool for project planning and helps facilitate subsequent formal agreements with power providers.

1. Letter Date and Addresses: Complete details of both parties including registered addresses and contact information

2. Subject Line: Clear indication that this is a Letter of Intent for Electrical Connection

3. Opening Statement: Brief introduction stating the purpose of the letter and identifying the parties

4. Project Description: Details of the proposed electrical connection including location and capacity requirements

5. Technical Requirements: Overview of the technical specifications and requirements for the connection

6. Timeline: Proposed schedule for connection implementation and key milestones

7. Financial Terms: Preliminary discussion of costs, fees, and payment terms

8. Next Steps: Outline of the process moving forward, including necessary permits and formal agreements

9. Non-Binding Nature: Clear statement that this is a non-binding letter of intent

10. Validity Period: Timeframe for which this LOI remains valid

11. Closure: Formal closing statement with signature blocks for both parties