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Regulations 1 year ago
PREMIUM
Govt mulls shuttering Suralaya plant to clear Jakarta’s air
A senior minister says the government is looking at shutting down Banten's Suralaya coal power plant early to help reduce air pollution in Jakarta, which generally ranges between the third and fourth levels of the six-tier index for air quality.
Archipelago 2 years ago
Suralaya coal plant under fire for expansion project
The Suralaya power plant complex in Cilegon, around 100 kilometers west of Jakarta, is presently the largest such facility in Southeast Asia. The complex currently has eight power generation units (PGUs) with a total output capacity of 4,025 megawatts (MW).
Jakarta 2 years ago
PREMIUM
Govt shuts down Suralaya power plant in bid to reduce air pollution
The Suralaya power plant in Cilegon, Banten, is one of the largest coal-fired power plants in Southeast Asia with a total installed capacity of 3,400 megawatts and 35,000 tonnes of estimated daily coal consumption.
Business 5 years ago
Ministry mulls retiring giant Suralaya coal plant, replacing it with solar farm
The government is considering to shut down the aging Suralaya coal-fired power plant (PLTU) in Cilegon, Banten, and replace it with green energy, as Indonesia chases its long-delayed commitments to cut carbon-dioxide emissions.
National 5 years ago
Indonesian coal plant taints South Korea's green pledge
State-run Korea Electric Power Corporation (KEPCO) has confirmed it will partner Indonesia to add two more 1,000 megawatt units to the complex in Suralaya, which residents fear will further increase water and air pollution in the area.
