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Cikarang Babelan power station— 280 MW Coal

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The Cikarang Babelan power station is a coal-fired power generation facility situated in Indonesia with a capacity of 280 MW. Commissioned in 2017, this power plant is an essential part of the region’s energy landscape, addressing the growing electricity demands of the local population and industries. Utilizing advanced coal technology, the plant operates efficiently to deliver reliable energy to the grid. Located at coordinates -6.1161, 107.0520, Cikarang Babelan is strategically positioned to serve the bustling industrial area of West Java, which is one of Indonesia's most economically vibrant regions. Operated by PT Cikarang Listrindo, this facility is instrumental in stabilizing the local power supply and promoting economic growth through energy availability. In light of Indonesia's energy policies, which aim to expand electricity access while managing environmental impacts, the Cikarang Babelan power station represents both a solution to immediate energy needs and a challenge in terms of sustainability. As the country continues to pursue a more balanced energy mix, the role of such coal-fired facilities will be critical in the transition towards a more sustainable energy future.