Pyrolysis Companies in Indonesia

Astra, as part of its "Semangat Kurangi Plastik" (Reduce Plastic Movement), has developed and deployed pyrolysis machines in various Indonesian communities to convert plastic waste into diesel fuel, creating economic value and supporting sustainable development.

Chandra Asri Group operates an Integrated Waste Management Industry facility (IPST ASARI) in Cilegon, Indonesia, utilizing pyrolysis to convert low-value plastic waste into pyrolysis oil, branded as PLUSRI, which serves as an alternative fuel for local industries.

PT Geo Trash Management (GTM) is a conservation enterprise focused on recycling zero-value plastics using pyrolysis technology. They plan to build 10 decentralized facilities across Lombok, East Kalimantan, Sumbawa, and Bali, each capable of managing 30 tons of plastic waste and 100 tons of organic waste daily.

Pertamina, Indonesia's state oil company, is developing plastic chemical recycling capabilities at its Cilacap and Balikpapan refineries as part of Indonesia's plastic waste management obligations and sustainability goals.

PT. Kacima Anugerah Perkasa, established in 2007, specializes in waste processing, particularly the pyrolysis of end-of-life tires to produce Rubber Chemical Oil (RCO) or Tire Pyrolysis Oil (TPO), carbon black, and steel wires.