Indonesia to build waste-to-energy plants in seven locations

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The state power utility (PLN) has revealed that a large supply of garbage is required to build waste-to-energy plants (PLTSa) at seven locations.toward the realization of197.4 MWof installed capacity per day to handleAs much as 12,000 tons of garbageThe

PLN's General Manager said that with the coordination of BPI Danantara and the cooperation of the relevant ministries, PLN has identified the seven sites planned as pilot projects for waste-to-electricity conversionconduct researchand preparedPre-feasibility study. This is inPresidential Decree No. 109 of 2025Actions taken after the release of the ordinance, which aims to convert municipal waste through environmentally friendly technologies intorenewable energyto dispose of the trash.

He presented at a Congressional Sixth Committee hearing thatFirst seven PLTSa locationsIncludes Medan, Tanggelang regency, Greater Jakarta Region (Bogor), Bekasi, Semarang, Yogyakarta and Bali.

The total installed capacity is targeted to be 197.4 MW, with a daily waste treatment capacity of approximately 12,000 tons. It is important to note that PLN is subsequently responsible for consuming the power generated by PLTSa, and its role is to purchase power at a pricing of 20 cents per kWh, not PLTSa'sDevelopers or power producersThe

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