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Construction of Greater Jakarta’s waste-to-energy plants underway
City 6 years ago

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Construction of Greater Jakarta’s waste-to-energy plants underway

The contents of four landfills in Greater Jakarta are be channeled to incinerators to produce electricity, but the construction of the facilities has been sluggish. 
One step forward, PLN agrees to purchase power produced from Jakarta's waste
City 6 years ago

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One step forward, PLN agrees to purchase power produced from Jakarta's waste

According to the power purchase agreement, 1 kilowatt hour of power will be purchased at 11.88 US cents (Rp 1,671).
Jakarta upbeat about ITF Sunter, despite sluggish progress
City 6 years ago

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Jakarta upbeat about ITF Sunter, despite sluggish progress

Given that Jakarta is still relying only on the Bantar Gebang landfill, which will be full in 2021, the city badly needs a new solution to handle its 7,700 tons of waste every day.
British company to invest $200m in West Java waste-to-fuel plants
Business 7 years ago

British company to invest $200m in West Java waste-to-fuel plants

Bogor Mayor Bima Arya said the city, located approximately 60 kilometers from Jakarta, was preparing to house one of Indonesia's first waste-to-fuel plants.
Groundbreaking of Jakarta's first incinerator slated for next week
City 7 years ago

Groundbreaking of Jakarta's first incinerator slated for next week

Construction of the first and long-awaited incinerator in Jakarta will begin next week, an official has said.
Bekasi PLN gears up to buy electricity from waste-to-energy plant
City 8 years ago

Bekasi PLN gears up to buy electricity from waste-to-energy plant

The Bekasi branch of state-owned electricity company PLN is preparing the administrative requirements to buy electricity from the waste-to-energy plant (Wte) at Sumur Batu trash disposal site (TPA) in Bantar Gebang.
Jakarta incinerator project expected to start this year
City 8 years ago

Jakarta incinerator project expected to start this year

The Jakarta administration inaugurated on Sunday the first and long-awaited incinerator facility project in Sunter, North Jakarta.
Tangerang to get waste-to-energy power plant
City 8 years ago

Tangerang to get waste-to-energy power plant

President Joko “Jokowi” Widodo is set to officially kick off work on the development of a waste-to-energy power plant (PLTSa) in the Rawa Kucing landfill area of Tangerang, Banten, in April.
Siemens Indonesia interested in waste-to-energy plants: Official
Business 8 years ago

Siemens Indonesia interested in waste-to-energy plants: Official

New PT Siemens Indonesia CEO Prakash Chandran expressed an interest in investing in waste-to-energy plant projects that would be constructed in a number of cities, Industry Ministry machinery and agriculture machinery director Zakiyudin said.
Bantar Gebang landfill to become waste residue processing center
City 9 years ago

Bantar Gebang landfill to become waste residue processing center

Bantar Gebang landfill will become a center for waste residue processing after Jakarta operates an intermediate treatment facility (ITF) for garbage this year.

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