Proyek Energi Bersih PSEL Bantar Gebang Bekasi Resmi Dimulai - [Zona Bisnis]

Business Execution Summary (PSEL Waste-to-Electricity Project, Bekasi)

• Project start: Construction officially began at Ciketing Udik, Bantar Gebang, Bekasi City, West Java.
• Project type/goal: A waste-to-electricity (PSEL) facility that converts municipal waste into power while addressing landfill capacity constraints in Bekasi City.
• Developer/implementers: Conducted by Danantara Indonesia via:
  • PT Danantara Investment Management (DIM)
  • PT Daya Energi Bersih Nusantara (DEDERA)
• Pipeline context: This is the second PSEL construction project after Pisel and Pasar Raya, which began in July 2026.

Core KPIs / Targets and Timelines

• Processing capacity (operations target): up to 1,500 tons of waste/day
• Annual waste throughput target: >500,000 tons/year (≈ 70% of Bekasi City’s waste generation)
• Operations start target: mid-2028
• Landfill & emissions impacts (environmental performance targets):
  • Reduce landfill waste emissions by up to 80%
  • Reduce CO2e emissions by ~640,000 tons/year
• Power output / market absorption:
  • Green energy supply for ~55,000 homes
  • PLN Power Purchase Agreement (PPA) signed to support electricity absorption into the PLN network (execution sustainability)

Technology / Operations Playbook (How They Plan to Run It)

• Main conversion approach: moving-grade incineration technology
• Environmental compliance: air pollution control system (APCS) aligned with EU Industrial Emissions Directive (IED) / IED environmental standards
• Staged waste strategy (upstream → downstream):
  • Government targets waste sorting by the community to enable end-to-end management efficiency
  • Pyrolysis technology planned to process accumulated waste into fuel oil, targeting legacy landfill stock as well as new waste

Concrete Recommendations Implied by the Execution Model

• Secure offtake early: Use a PPA with PLN to reduce risk by guaranteeing grid absorption.
• Capacity-driven project selection: Focus on areas with landfill capacity limitations to strengthen utilization demand.
• Community-in-the-loop operations: Implement upstream waste sorting to improve feedstock quality and overall performance.
• Technology tied to compliance standards: Pair incineration with APCS designed to meet strict standards (EU IED) to maintain regulatory and social license.

Community Participation / Governance Angle (Execution Enabler)

The speaker highlights coordination across levels—students, RW/RT, and the Sub-district Head—to help resolve the waste issue by ~70–75%. They also suggest a broader remediation/implementation could be completed in 2–3 years (positioned as an aspiration for program impact beyond the facility timeline).

High-Level Organizational / Strategic Rationale

• Bekasi’s landfill constraint creates a clear operational necessity for PSEL.
• The project is structured as an integrated waste management program:
  • Incineration for ongoing waste
  • Pyrolysis for accumulated waste
  • Community sorting to improve throughput effectiveness
• Revenue and execution sustainability are supported by PLN offtake (PPA).

Presenters / Sources Mentioned

• Adinda Vinka Yadin SF Rizal (Metro TV)
• Metro TV (channel/outlet)