Danantara Indonesia Announces New Partners for Waste-to-Energy Projects
Daya Anindita Mustika (DIM), together with Denera, has just announced the list of selected partners for the second phase of the Waste-to-Energy (WtE) program. This project will be implemented in eight strategic locations across Indonesia to help address urban waste issues.
In the announcement, there are four consortia led by local Indonesian companies. They will collaborate with global partners, including companies from France, to ensure that the technology used meets international environmentally friendly standards.
This WtE project aims to convert piles of waste into a source of electrical energy that is beneficial to the community. By utilizing modern technology, it is hoped that the volume of waste in landfills can be significantly reduced while simultaneously supporting the clean energy transition in Indonesia.
The selection of these partners is a concrete step by DIM to accelerate the development of renewable energy infrastructure. The collaboration between local expertise and global technology is expected to provide effective long-term solutions for environmental management in various regions.
Moving forward, the eight selected locations will soon begin the construction preparation phase. The government and relevant parties hope that this project can serve as a successful model for sustainable waste management in Indonesia.