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Strategic Projects for Indonesia

Large-scale projects in national development focus sectors: digital infrastructure, energy, utilities, and public services

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Strategic Projects for Indonesia

Large-scale projects in national development focus sectors: digital infrastructure, energy, utilities, and public services

Bali Gas Engine Power Plant 2×100 MW
Power Plant · EPC

Bali Gas Engine Power Plant 2×100 MW

Pesanggaran, Denpasar, Bali

Engineering, procurement and construction of a 200 MW net gas engine power plant with dual fuel (natural gas and fuel oil), connected to the 150 kV GIS at the Pesanggaran power generation complex, including a long-term service agreement of 72,000 operating hours.

PT Sumber Bara Abadi Coal Mine
MiningProduction

PT Sumber Bara Abadi Coal Mine

Kutai Kartanegara, East Kalimantan

Production Operation Mining Permit (IUP) No. 64/1/IUP/PMA/2017 covering 4,909 ha, with coal reserves of approximately 86 million MT. River port, conveyor and stockpile are in place; production is planned to rise from an average of 2 to 4 million MT per year from 2029.

PT Berau Usaha Mandiri Coal Mine
MiningExploration

PT Berau Usaha Mandiri Coal Mine

Sambaliung, Berau, East Kalimantan

Coal mining permit with an approved work plan (RKAB) of 1 million MT per year for low-calorie coal (GAR ±3,000). Reserve verification drilling began in October 2026, with the reserve report targeted for December 2026.

Integrated Utility Network Facilities (SJUT)
Infrastructure

Integrated Utility Network Facilities (SJUT)

DKI Jakarta, Indonesia

Consolidating city utility cabling into integrated ducts across approximately 3,000 km, with a project value of IDR 9 trillion.

Waste-to-Energy Power Plant
Energy

Waste-to-Energy Power Plant

Indonesia

Turning municipal waste into electricity, reducing landfill load while adding clean energy supply.

Balikpapan Hotel, Hospital & Supermarket
Hospitality & Healthcare

Balikpapan Hotel, Hospital & Supermarket

Balikpapan, East Kalimantan

Hotel, hospital and modern retail development in Balikpapan, a gateway city to the new capital, Nusantara.