Impack Pratama Signs Bali WTE Pact as Danantara Clears 24 Global Providers

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JAKARTA, Investortrust.id — PT Impack Pratama Industri Tbk or IMPC signs a waste to energy development agreement on Tuesday, Nov 25, 2025 in Jakarta to expand renewable infrastructure in Indonesia as the government accelerates multi city WTE procurement, a move expected to attract global technology providers and strengthen national sustainability investment.  
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The company acted through its subsidiary PT Sirkular Karya Indonesia which signed a memorandum of understanding with PT CECEPC Indonesia to explore a waste to energy project in Bali.  
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The subsidiary served as the investment supporter while CCEPC provided engineering, procurement, construction, and operational expertise.  
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CCEPC prepared feasibility studies, assessed available waste at the company site, conducted location inspections, and supported tender preparation.  
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Sugiarto Romeli, President Director of SKI, said the collaboration represented a strategic milestone for the group. He said, "This collaboration is a strategic step for SKI to strengthen our commitment in sustainability. With CCEPC's technical experience, we believe the WTE project in Bali can deliver more effective and environmentally friendly waste management solutions."  
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He added that the company continued to expand recycling solutions and circular economy initiatives across its operations.  
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Danantara Names 24 Global Technology Leaders for WTE Expansion  
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The Bali initiative gained strategic momentum as sovereign wealth fund Danantara advanced its nationwide WTE program, a development that could give early movers like SKI and IMPC a competitive entry point into Indonesia’s emerging waste to energy market.

Danantara Managing Director Stefanus Ade Hadiwidjaja said 24 companies passed the initial screening. He said, "Batch 1 is out and there are 24 names. We reviewed companies from all over the world with strong waste to energy experience and incinerator technology capable of converting waste into electricity."  
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He said Danantara would require all selected firms to form consortia with Indonesian partners ranging from state owned enterprises to regional government companies and private firms.  
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He explained that national tenders would open on Nov 6 across priority cities including Bekasi, Bogor, Semarang, Yogyakarta, Surabaya, and Denpasar, alongside Tangerang, Bandung, and Makassar.  
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The 24 companies deemed eligible for Danantara's WTE program were:

1. Mitsubishi Heavy Industries Environmental and Chemical Engineering,
2. ITOCHU Corporation,
3. China Everbright Environment Group Limited,
4. Kanadevia Corporation, 
5. PT MCC Technology Indonesia,
6. China National Environmental Protection Group Co., Ltd,
7. GCL Intelligent Energy Suzhou Co., Ltd,
8. Chongqing Sanfeng Environment Group Corp., Ltd,
9. Dynagreen Environmental Protection Group Co., Ltd,
10. SUS Indonesia Holding Limited,
11. Veolia Environmental Services Asia Pte. Ltd, 
12. Hunan Construction Engineering Group Co., Ltd,
13. CEVIA Enviro Inc., China Conch Venture Holding Limited,
14. China TianYing Inc,
15. PT Jinjiang Environment Indonesia,
16. Wangneng Environment Co., Ltd, 
17. Zhejiang Weiming Environment Protection Co., Ltd,
18. Beijing China Sciences Runyu Environmental Technology Co., Ltd,
19. Tianjin TEDA Environmental Protection Co., Ltd, Grandblue Environment Co., Ltd,
20. Beijing GeoEnviron Engineering,
21. Technology Inc,
22. Wuhan Tianyuan Group Co., Ltd, and
23. QiaoYin City Management Co., Ltd.  
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