Supercritical Boilers
Steam generated under supercritical conditions improves the conversion of fuel into electricity, achieving a net thermal efficiency of 33.43%.
Two 660 MW supercritical units, fuelled directly from the mine, delivering dependable electricity to the Sumatra grid — held to a Three Zero standard.
01Power Plant
Tanjung Lalang Power Plant (Sumsel-8 MMCFPP) comprises two 660 MW supercritical units (1,320 MW total) with a net dependable capacity of 1,243.44 MW. Located beside the Bangko Tengah mine in Tanjung Lalang, it converts coal into power just metres from the source.
Its scale and competitive, mine-mouth fuel cost make it a strong, dependable contributor to the Sumatra electricity system under the national merit order.

022025 performance
Operating to world-class standards (NERC reference) with maintenance-driven reliability.
Steam generated under supercritical conditions improves the conversion of fuel into electricity, achieving a net thermal efficiency of 33.43%.
Low-NOx Burners, Electrostatic Precipitators, Flue-Gas Desulphurisation Systems, and a Continuous Emissions Monitoring System (CEMS) installed at the chimney and integrated with SISPEK help control and continuously monitor emissions to support compliance with applicable environmental regulations.
Automatic Generation Control (AGC), Free Governor, and Power System Stabiliser (PSS) support real-time grid stability and reliable system operation.
Coal is transported approximately 1.5 km by conveyor directly from the mine, supporting efficient, continuous, and low-logistics fuel delivery.
03From mine to grid
Bangko Tengah mine
~1.5 km belt
steam generation
2×660 MW
500 kV · ~45 km
millions of homes

04Safety & reliability
Operations are certified to ISO 9001, ISO 14001 and ISO 45001, with SMK3 Gold Flag recognition for occupational safety management.
Operational excellence
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