Indonesia to keep promoting waste-to-energy projects

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BPI Danantara, Indonesia's investment management agency, has announced the advancement of a waste-to-energy project with an estimated investment of 2 to 3 trillion rupiah to process 1,000 tons of waste per day.The project is sponsored byJoint implementation by local governments, ministries and enterprisesThe technology partners are geared towardsOpen to domestic and foreign companies and state-owned enterprisesThe final selection of the optimal program will be made through an evaluation, with the core objectives being toEnvironmental protection rather than profitabilityThe

The CEO of the organization revealed thatPLN (National Power Company)will be responsible for waste acquisition and energy conversion, taking on the burden of what would otherwise be paid by local governmentgarbage disposal feeand bySubsidized by central government. Electricity rates are set at per kWh20 guilders.. The model is proposed to be prioritized inPromoted in 33 cities including JakartaThe

Target daily capacity1000 tons/locationThe power generation capacity is about15 MWcan be met20,000 householdsElectricity Demand. The project emphasizes the adoption ofGovernment-Enterprise CooperationSolving the garbage crisis while promotingRenewable energy developmentThe technology selection and implementation details are still under negotiation.

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