PT. Cogindo DayaBersama (CDB) was officially established at 15 April 1998, headquartered in Jakarta, and started its operation in 1st July 1998. Since its establishment CDB has been growing to be a solid corporate and gaining high reputation and excellent track records in Indonesia electricity supply industry.The sole share-holder of CDB is PT. Indonesia Power, a subsidiary of State Power Firm (PT. PLN), which is in charge in managing powers plants supplying Java and Bali Islands. This subsidiary is assigned to run the business of power plants and other interrelated. PT. Indonesia Power runs its operation through business units, namely Tanjung Priok, Suralaya, Saguling, Kamojang, Mrica, Semarang, Perak & Grati dan Bali. Through its 8 business unit, PT. Indonesia Power in total producing the supply of 8.327 Mega watts, becoming the first largest power supplier in Indonesia.CDB has been significantly provided contribution in providing power to several areas and some companies who need a specific and stand-alone power supply.Gaining lesson from its experience in providing support and maintenance, has in fact providing CDB with opportunity to stepping further in the power provider industry, to meet the power demand in Indonesia. In 2009, Cogindo started to build its own MFO fueled power plant, with the capacity of 44,6 Mega Watt di Balikpapan, East Kalimantan. The Power plant construction completed early this year and was officially inaugurated in February 2010.In the recent years, capability of CDB has been increasingly recognized by its holding company PT. Indonesia Power as well as PT. PLN. CDB, for instance, has been trusted to participate in operate and manage PLTU Labuan, a steam-powered 2x300 mega watts power plant.
PT. Cogindo DayaBersama (CDB) was officially established at 15 April 1998, headquartered in Jakarta, and started its operation in 1st July 1998. Since its establishment CDB has been growing to be a solid corporate and gaining high reputation and excellent track records in Indonesia electricity supply industry.The sole share-holder of CDB is PT. Indonesia Power, a subsidiary of State Power Firm (PT. PLN), which is in charge in managing powers plants supplying Java and Bali Islands. This subsidiary is assigned to run the business of power plants and other interrelated. PT. Indonesia Power runs its operation through business units, namely Tanjung Priok, Suralaya, Saguling, Kamojang, Mrica, Semarang, Perak & Grati dan Bali. Through its 8 business unit, PT. Indonesia Power in total producing the supply of 8.327 Mega watts, becoming the first largest power supplier in Indonesia.CDB has been significantly provided contribution in providing power to several areas and some companies who need a specific and stand-alone power supply.Gaining lesson from its experience in providing support and maintenance, has in fact providing CDB with opportunity to stepping further in the power provider industry, to meet the power demand in Indonesia. In 2009, Cogindo started to build its own MFO fueled power plant, with the capacity of 44,6 Mega Watt di Balikpapan, East Kalimantan. The Power plant construction completed early this year and was officially inaugurated in February 2010.In the recent years, capability of CDB has been increasingly recognized by its holding company PT. Indonesia Power as well as PT. PLN. CDB, for instance, has been trusted to participate in operate and manage PLTU Labuan, a steam-powered 2x300 mega watts power plant.
PT. Cogindo DayaBersama (CDB) was officially established at 15 April 1998, headquartered in Jakarta, and started its operation in 1st July 1998. Since its establishment CDB has been growing to be a solid corporate and gaining high reputation and excellent track records in Indonesia electricity supply industry.The sole share-holder of CDB is PT. Indonesia Power, a subsidiary of State Power Firm (PT. PLN), which is in charge in managing powers plants supplying Java and Bali Islands. This subsidiary is assigned to run the business of power plants and other interrelated. PT. Indonesia Power runs its operation through business units, namely Tanjung Priok, Suralaya, Saguling, Kamojang, Mrica, Semarang, Perak & Grati dan Bali. Through its 8 business unit, PT. Indonesia Power in total producing the supply of 8.327 Mega watts, becoming the first largest power supplier in Indonesia.CDB has been significantly provided contribution in providing power to several areas and some companies who need a specific and stand-alone power supply.Gaining lesson from its experience in providing support and maintenance, has in fact providing CDB with opportunity to stepping further in the power provider industry, to meet the power demand in Indonesia. In 2009, Cogindo started to build its own MFO fueled power plant, with the capacity of 44,6 Mega Watt di Balikpapan, East Kalimantan. The Power plant construction completed early this year and was officially inaugurated in February 2010.In the recent years, capability of CDB has been increasingly recognized by its holding company PT. Indonesia Power as well as PT. PLN. CDB, for instance, has been trusted to participate in operate and manage PLTU Labuan, a steam-powered 2x300 mega watts power plant.