The Indonesia Future Energy Investment Authority (BPI Danantara) announced the opening of the first phase of tenders for waste-to-energy plant (PLTSa) projects in four cities (Bogor, Bekasi, Denpasar, and Yogyakarta). This is part of the government's vigorous push for waste-to-energy projects, supported by the previously issued Presidential Decree No. 109 of 2025.
Currently, 24 waste-to-energy technology suppliers and their consortia have passed the selection list, and only they can participate in Indonesia's waste-to-energy tenders. The tenders for these four cities are independent of each other. The 24 companies and their consortia (including private and state-owned enterprises) are free to choose which city's project to participate in, and may also choose multiple cities.
BPI Danantara expects to announce the winners of the tenders for these four city projects in early 2026, after which the relevant companies and consortia can immediately begin constructing the PLTSa facilities. For cities or regions that had already carried out waste-to-energy projects before the issuance of Presidential Decree No. 109 of 2025, local governments may decide whether to continue. If a winning bidder has already been determined, they can proceed; if they wish to participate in new projects, they must undergo review by the Ministry of Environment, and if deemed appropriate, a new tender must be held.
The Indonesia Future Energy Investment Authority (BPI Danantara) announced the opening of the first phase of tenders for waste-to-energy plant (PLTSa) projects in four cities (Bogor, Bekasi, Denpasar, and Yogyakarta). This is part of the government's vigorous push for waste-to-energy projects, supported by the previously issued Presidential Decree No. 109 of 2025.
Currently, 24 waste-to-energy technology suppliers and their consortia have passed the selection list, and only they can participate in Indonesia's waste-to-energy tenders. The tenders for these four cities are independent of each other. The 24 companies and their consortia (including private and state-owned enterprises) are free to choose which city's project to participate in, and may also choose multiple cities.
BPI Danantara expects to announce the winners of the tenders for these four city projects in early 2026, after which the relevant companies and consortia can immediately begin constructing the PLTSa facilities. For cities or regions that had already carried out waste-to-energy projects before the issuance of Presidential Decree No. 109 of 2025, local governments may decide whether to continue. If a winning bidder has already been determined, they can proceed; if they wish to participate in new projects, they must undergo review by the Ministry of Environment, and if deemed appropriate, a new tender must be held.