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Largest power plants in South Sumatra, Indonesia by capacity

The biggest power plants in South Sumatra, Indonesia ranked by installed capacity (MW). Open data.

#	Plant	Fuel	Country	MW
1	Bangko Tengah power station	Coal	Indonesia	2,640
2	Mulut Tambang power station	Coal	Indonesia	1,200
3	Sumsel-1 power station	Coal	Indonesia	700
4	Sumsel-5 power station	Coal	Indonesia	650
5	Sumsel-10 power station	Coal	Indonesia	600
6	Sinar Mas OKI Paper Mill power station	Coal	Indonesia	500
7	Sumsel-7 power station	Coal	Indonesia	300
8	Timah South Sumatra power station	Coal	Indonesia	300
9	Keban Agung power station	Coal	Indonesia	270
10	PLTU Tanjung Enim -Bukit Asam	Coal	Indonesia	260
11	Banyuasin power station	Coal	Indonesia	240
12	PLTU Simpang Belimbing	Coal	Indonesia	227
13	PLTU Banjarsari/Merapi Timur-Lahat	Coal	Indonesia	220
14	Palembang Timur power station	Gas	Indonesia	150
15	PLTG Keramasan	Gas	Indonesia	145
16	Indralaya power station	Gas	Indonesia	124
17	Gunung Megang power station	Gas	Indonesia	110
18	Borang power station	Gas	Indonesia	100
19	Astratel power station	Coal	Indonesia	100
20	Mandira 1 power station	Oil	Indonesia	87
21	Keramasan PLN power station	Gas	Indonesia	80
22	PLTG Keramasan #1 2 3 4	Gas	Indonesia	65
23	Vpower Palembang power station	Gas	Indonesia	56.4
24	PLTU Bukit Asam	Coal	Indonesia	30

Method: ranked from open data — capacity & fuel from WRI Global Power Plant Database (CC BY 4.0); CO₂ measured for US EPA GHGRP / EU ETS records and modelled for Climate TRACE records. Sorted server-side; click any column to re-sort. Company-level data only.

Frequently asked questions

What ranks first in largest power plants in south sumatra, indonesia by capacity?

Bangko Tengah power station (Indonesia) ranks #1 with 2,640 mw.

How many power plants are in this ranking?

This ranking covers 24 power plants in South Sumatra, Indonesia.

Which plants make the top three?

1. Bangko Tengah power station (2,640); 2. Mulut Tambang power station (1,200); 3. Sumsel-1 power station (700).