Chinese Firms Dominate Interest in Danantara Waste-to-Energy Power Projects

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Ecobiz.asia — Investor interest in Indonesia’s waste-to-energy power plant projects being developed by Danantara Investment Management (DIM) has surged in the second round of partner selection, with Chinese companies and consortiums dominating the list of qualified participants.

DIM announced on May 21, 2026 that 85 entities had passed the Selected Provider List (DPT) process for the procurement of developers and operators of environmentally friendly waste-to-energy processing facilities, locally known as PSEL.

The second-round selection marked a sharp increase from the first phase, which attracted only 24 participants for projects in Bekasi, Bogor, and Denpasar.

The projects will be managed by PT Daya Energi Bersih Nusantara (Denera), a subsidiary of DIM, and are part of Indonesia’s broader effort to accelerate large-scale waste processing and renewable electricity generation.

Chinese companies accounted for the majority of participants, either as standalone bidders or members of consortiums. Major Chinese firms included China Everbright Environment Group, China Tianying Inc., Beijing GeoEnviron Engineering & Technology, Chongqing Sanfeng Environment Group, Dynagreen Environmental Protection Group, Wangneng Environment, and Zhejiang Weiming Environment Protection.

Other participating companies came from Singapore, Japan, South Korea, India, and France. Global firms such as Keppel Seghers, Mitsubishi Heavy Industries Environmental & Chemical Engineering, Samsung E&A, Sumitomo Corporation, Veolia Environment SA, and SUEZ were also included in the qualified list.

Denera CEO and DIM Investment Director Fadli Rahman said the growing number of participants reflected strong investor confidence in Indonesia’s waste-to-energy sector.

“The increase in participation from both domestic and international companies confirms that the PSEL program has strong investment appeal and is being implemented with credible governance,” Fadli said in a statement on Friday (May 22, 2026).

He said the selection process was conducted transparently and competitively to identify partners with the technical capability, financial strength, and operational experience needed to develop environmentally friendly waste-processing infrastructure.

“All stages of the partner selection process were carried out transparently and competitively to secure partners capable of supporting integrated waste management and contributing to Indonesia’s waste emergency response,” he added.

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DIM also highlighted strong participation from Indonesian companies, with at least 16 domestic firms joining various consortiums in the second-round selection.

Local participants included PT Pertamina Power Indonesia, PT PLN Indonesia Power Renewables, PT Medco Power Indonesia, and PT Bakrie Power, among others.

According to DIM, the involvement of domestic firms aligns with Presidential Regulation No. 109/2025, which mandates stronger national industry participation in large-scale waste management infrastructure projects.

The next phase will involve the issuance of Terms of Reference (ToR) to all qualified participants as the basis for further selection and project development discussions for waste-to-energy facilities across Indonesia.

 The Selected Provider List (DPT):

  1. Beijing GeoEnviron Engineering & Technology (IEHC Consortium)
  2. Cevia Enviro Inc
  3. China Conch Venture Holdings Limited
  4. China Construction First Group Co.
  5. China Everbright Environment Group Limited
  6. China National Environmental Protection Group Co., Ltd. (CNEPG)
  7. China National Machinery Import & Export Corporation (CMC)
  8. China Sciences Ecorizon Tech Co., Ltd. (CSET)
  9. China Tianying Inc. (CNTY)
  10. Chongqing Sanfeng Environment Group Corporation Limited
  11. Dynagreen Environmental Protection Group Co., Ltd.
  12. GCL Intelligent Energy (Suzhou) Co., Ltd.
  13. Grandblue Environment Co., Ltd.
  14. Grandtop Yongxing Group Co., Ltd
  15. Hunan Construction Engineering Group Co., Ltd
  16. ITOCHU Corporation
  17. JFE Engineering Corporation
  18. Kanadevia Corporation
  19. Keppel Seghers
  20. Mitsubishi Heavy Industries Environmental & Chemical Engineering
  21. POSCO Eco & Challange Co., Ltd.
  22. PT Jinjiang Environment Indonesia
  23. PT MCC Technology Indonesia (MCC)
  24. QiaoYin City Management Co., Ltd
  25. Samsung E&A
  26. Sichuan Energy Investment Group Co., Ltd.
  27. SUEZ (Asia Pacific) Limited
  28. Sumitomo Corporation
  29. SUS Indonesia Holding Limited
  30. Tianjin TEDA Environmental Protection Co., Ltd.
  31. Veolia Environment SA
  32. Wangneng Environment Co., Ltd.
  33. Wuhan Tianyuan Group Co., Ltd
  34. Zhejiang Weiming Environment Protection Co., Ltd.
  35. Konsorsium Alam Lestari: Beijing GeoEnviron Engineering and Tech Inc – PT Tumbuh Ganda Sejahtera – PT Energi Infranusantara
  36. Konsorsium Aruna Energi Lestari: PT Pertamina Power Indonesia – SUS Indonesia Holding Limited
  37. Konsorsium Baruna Energi Lestari: PT Pertamina Power Indonesia – Beijing GeoEnviron Engineering and Tech Inc
  38. Konsorsium Bio Power: Beijing GeoEnviron Engineering and Tech Inc – PT PLN Indonesia Power Renewables
  39. Konsorsium Bumi Biru Indonesia: SUS Indonesia Holding Limited – PT Indoplas Dewata Energi
  40. Konsorsium Bumi Green Energy: Beijing GeoEnviron Engineering and Tech Inc – PT Bumi Karsa
  41. Konsorsium Bumi Lestari Indonesia: PT Chandra Capital Indonesia – Wangneng Environment Co., Ltd
  42. Konsorsium Cakra Energi Lestari: PT Pertamina Power Indonesia – Tianjin TEDA Environmental Protection Co., Ltd. – CITICC International Investment Limited
  43. Konsorsium Cakrawala Energi Andalas: SUS Indonesia Holding Limited – PT Uptrans Teknologi
  44. Konsorsium CEVIA Enviro Inc. – PT Adyawinsa Electrical & Power
  45. Konsorsium CEVIA Enviro Inc. – PT Daya Mulia Turangga
  46. Konsorsium CEVIA Enviro Inc. – PT Mega Power Mandiri
  47. Konsorsium Conch Venture Global Ekuitas Nusantara: China Conch Venture Holdings Limited – PT Global Ekuitas Nusantara
  48. Konsorsium Daaz Jinjiang Green Energy: PT Perkasa Eka Cipta Investama – PT Jinjiang Environment Indonesia
  49. Konsorsium Dharma Energi Lestari: GCL Intelligent Energy (Suzhou) Co Ltd – PT Pertamina Power Indonesia
  50. Konsorsium Elang Energi Lestari: PT Pertamina Power Indonesia – Chongqing Sanfeng Environment Group Co Ltd
  51. Konsorsium Energi Sentosa Indonesia: PT Chandra Capita Indonesia – Veolia Environment SA
  52. Konsorsium Erajaya Eco Energi: Beijing GeoEnviron Engineering and Tech Inc – PT Era Prima Indonesia
  53. Konsorsium Erajaya Solusi Energi: SUS Indonesia Holding Limited – PT Era Prima Indonesia
  54. Konsorsium Everbright Cemerlang Energy: China Everbright Environment Group Limited – PT Harmoni Development Indonesia – PT Bioregen Enviro Tech
  55. Konsorsium Fajar Energi Lestari: PT Pertamina Power Indonesia – GCL Intelligent Energy (Suzhou) Co Ltd
  56. Konsorsium GCL Intelligent Energy (Suzhou) Co Ltd – PT PLN Indonesia Power Renewables
  57. Konsorsium GeoEnviron Nusantara: Beijing GeoEnviron Engineering and Tech Inc – Huanxing Environment Protection
  58. Konsorsium Grandblue Maharaksa: Grandblue – PT Maharaksa Biru Energi – PT Indoplas Dewata Energi
  59. Konsorsium Huanxing Environment Protection – Hunan Construction Engineering Group Co., Ltd
  60. Konsorsium Huanxing Environment Protection – PT Famindo Inovasi Teknologi
  61. Konsorsium Hunan Junxin Environmental Protection Co., Ltd – Ossia International Limited – PT Widya Karya Persada
  62. Konsorsium Hyderabad – Ramky – Re Sustainability
  63. Konsorsium Indonesia Energi Hijau: Beijing GeoEnviron Engineering and Tech Inc – PT Awal Bross Putra Medika – PT Riau Perkasa Energi – PT Patimban Banyu Nagara Utama
  64. Konsorsium Langit Biru Indonesia: PT Chandra Capital Indonesia – PT Bioregen Enviro Tech
  65. Konsorsium Langit Cerah: PT Chandra Waste Energy – QiaoYin City Management Co., Ltd
  66. Konsorsium Masa Depan Energi Indonesia: PT Chandra Waste Energy – Beijing GeoEnviron Engineering and Tech Inc
  67. Konsorsium Mentari Citra Lestari: PT Bakrie Power – PT Acritas Karya Persada – SUS Indonesia Holding Limited
  68. Konsorsium Nusantara Asri Energi: PT Chandra Capital Indonesia – SUS Indonesia Holding Limited
  69. Konsorsium Nusantara Energi Hijau: Beijing GeoEnviron Engineering and Tech Inc – PT Sentosa Utama Abadi
  70. Konsorsium Nusantara Energy: Beijing GeoEnviron Engineering and Tech Inc – Huanxing Environment Protection – PT Energi Global Solution
  71. Konsorsium PT Infra Daya Energia – SUS Indonesia Holding Limited
  72. Konsorsium PT Istana Karang Laut – PT Integral Nusantara Abadi – China TianYing
  73. Konsorsium PT Mega Power Mandiri – CEVIA Enviro Inc.
  74. Konsorsium Sinergi Mitra Citra: Samsung E&A – China TianYing – PT Medco Power Indonesia
  75. Konsorsium SSC: Samsung E&A – China Sciences Ecorizon Tech Co., Ltd. (CSET) – PT Energi Jaya Inovasi
  76. Konsorsium SUEZ (Asia Pacific) Limited – PT Insan Asia Nusantara – China Machinery Engineering Corporation
  77. Konsorsium Sumitomo Corporation – Kanadevia Corporation – PT Hanochem Tiaka Samudera
  78. Konsorsium Wangneng Chandra Enviropower: Wangneng Environment Co., Ltd – PT Chandra Waste Energy
  79. Konsorsium Wangneng GBSH: Wangneng Environment Co., Ltd – PT GBSH Global Media
  80. Konsorsium Weiming Nusantara New Energy Alliance: Zhejiang Weiming Environment Protection Co., Ltd – PT Ananta Energi Asia
  81. Konsorsium Weiming Nusantara New Energy League: Zhejiang Weiming Environment Protection Co., Ltd. – PT Utomodeck Metal Work
  82. Konsorsium Weiming Nusantara New Energy Union: Zhejiang Weiming Environment Protection Co., Ltd. – PT Pertamina Power Indonesia
  83. Konsorsium Wuhan Tianyuan Group Co., Ltd – CITICC International Investment Limited
  84. Konsorsium Wuhan Tianyuan Group Co., Ltd – SUS Indonesia Holding Limited
  85. Konsorsium ZNJJ Daaz Green Energy: PT Jinjiang Environment Indonesia – PT Perkasa Eka Cipta Investama. ***
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