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Daftar Perusahaan Kewenangan BLHD Provinsi Banten DAFTAR IZIN LINGKUNGAN KEWENANGAN PROVINSI BANTEN NO ENTERPRISE ACTIVITY Lokasi Kegiatan 1 PT PLN Power/Electricity Supply Lebak Regency 3 PT. ASHAHIMAS Power/Electricity Supply Pandeglang Regency Steam Power/Electricity Supply, Polyester &Coal Boiler 4 PT. TIFICO Tangerang Regency Development Industry 8 PT. CHANDRA ASRI PETROCHEMICAL Gas Piping Cilegon City 10 PT. Indah Jaya Textile Industry Tangerang Regency 12 PT. BORAL INDONESIA Cement Industry Lebak Regency 16 PT. GRAHA RAYA BINTARO Tangerang Regency 17 PT. MERAK ENERGI INDONESIA Power/Electricity Supply Serang Regency 18 CV RAGA MANDIRI Utilization of Hazardous Waste Tangerang City 19 CV. NOOR ANNISA Collecting and Utilizing Hazardous Waste Tangerang Regency 20 PT. Alam Sutera Realty Housing Industry Tangerang City 21 PDAM (PERUSAHAAN AIR MINERAL) Mineral Water Processing Tangerang Regency 22 PT. ALIF BINTANG KEDUA Utilization of Hazardous Waste Serang Regency 23 PT. LISTAR PETROLEOUM Utilization of Hazardous Waste 24 PT. PAMINDO TIGA T Tangerang City 25 PT. HARIKA METAL MAKMUR Utilization of Hazardous Waste Tangerang Regency 26 PT. BSD CITY Highway Construction Tangerang City 27 PT. PERTAMINA PERSERO Oil Industry Cilegon City 28 PT. KRAKATAU BANTEN SEJAHTERA Sea Sand Mining Serang Regency 30 PLTU I Banten (PT.Indonesia Power) Power/Electricity Supply Cilegon City 33 PT. HIDUP MAKMUR JAYA ABADI Collecting and Utilizing Hazardous Waste Tangerang Regency 34 PT. KINGSUN METALINDO Utilization of Hazardous Waste Tangerang Regency 35 PT. NON FERINDO UTAMA Utilization of Hazardous Waste Tangerang Regency 37 PT. SINAR MULIA Nail Industry Tangerang City 38 PT. KRAKATAU SEMEN INDONESIA Slag Powder Plant Cilegon City 39 PT. SEMEN INDONESIA Cement Grinding dan Packaging Cilegon City 40 PT. BANTEN INTI GASINDO Piping Construction Cilegon City 41 PT. SINERGI PRIMA SEJAHTERA Collecting and Utilizing Hazardous Waste Tangerang City 42 PT. GOOYANG SAMWON Utilization of Hazardous Waste Serang City 43 PT. CHING KAI LIE Utilization of Hazardous Waste Tangerang Regency 44 PT. Energi Prima Nusantara Collecting and Utilizing Hazardous Waste Cilegon City 45 PT. Semen Jakarta Cement Industry by Utilizing Hazardous Waste Cilegon City 47 PT. KRAKATAU BANDAR SAMUDERA Harbor Construction Cilegon City 48 PT. UNGGUL INDAH CAHAYA Cilegon City 49 PT. SURYA MANDIRI UNIVERSAL Utilization of Hazardous Waste Tangerang Regency 50 PT. MULTIMAS NABATI ASAHAN Serang Regency 51 PT. SUN FOOK Cement Industry by Utilizing Hazardous Waste Serang Regency 52 PT. NUSANTARA GAS SERVICE Gas Tank Construction Serang Regency 53 PT.SINAR SURYA MAJU SENTOSA Utilization of Hazardous Waste Tangerang Regency 54 PT. BERINGIN PETROLEOUM Utilization of Hazardous Waste Tangerang Regency 55 PT. TIRTA KERTARAJASA Drinking Water Industry Tangerang Regency 56 CV RIA KARYA UTAMA Ship/Boat Docking Serang Regency 57 PT. CONCH SEMEN INDONESIA Cement Industry by Utilizing Hazardous Waste Serang Regency 58 PT. CEMINDO GEMILANG Cement Industry by Utilizing Hazardous Waste Cilegon City 60 PT. FARIKA STEEL Steel Piping Industry Serang Regency 61 PT. BUKIT SUNUR WIJAYA Reclamation Serang Regency 62 PT.MENARA MULIATAMA Ship/Boat Docking Serang Regency 63 PT. MAJU MARITIM Ship/Boat Docking Serang Regency 64 PT. ENERGASINDO HEKSAKARYA Gas Piping Tangerang Regency 67 PT. MARINA JAMBU Ship/Boat Docking Cilegon City 68 PT. PUTRA Utilization of Hazardous Waste Tangerang Regency 69 PT. PERKEBUNAN KARET CIBIUK Rubber Plantation Pandeglang Regency 70 PT. Lima Jaya Sea Sand Mining Serang Regency 71 PT. Bintang Asia Fortune Sea Sand Mining Serang Regency 72 PT. Gema Banda Samudera Sea Sand Mining Serang Regency 73 PT. Banda Samudera Sea Sand Mining Serang Regency 74 PT. Sapta Pilar Energi Sea Sand Mining Serang Regency 75 PT. Cakra Kerta Banten Sea Sand Mining Serang Regency 76 PT. Losari Wisesa Abadi Sea Sand Mining Serang Regency 77 PT. Dinar Quarindo Sea Sand Mining Serang Regency 78 PT. Biru Samudera Raya Sea Sand Mining Serang Regency 79 PT. Putera Bangsa Mandiri Sea Sand Mining Serang Regency 80 PT. Gahana Lautan Prima Sea Sand Mining Serang Regency 81 PT. Banda Lautan Jaya Sea Sand Mining Serang Regency 82 PT. Kaosa Anugrah Sea Sand Mining Serang Regency 83 PT. Gerhana Sea Sand Mining Serang Regency 84 PT. Windu Banten Setosa Sea Sand Mining Serang Regency 85 PT. Mineralindo Sukses Mandiri Sea Sand Mining Serang Regency 86 PT. Asri Bumi Energi Sea Sand Mining Serang Regency 87 PT. MOGA CEMERLANG ABADI Sea Sand Mining Serang Regency 88 PT LABITRA ARDHU SYAKIRAH Sea Sand Mining Serang Regency 89 PT BANTEN SUMBERDAYA MINERAL (BLOK 1) Sea Sand Mining Serang Regency 90 PT BANTEN SUMBERDAYA MINERAL (BLOK 2) Sea Sand Mining Serang Regency 91 PT ANUGRAH TIRTA BUMI Sea Sand Mining Serang Regency 92 PT PENTAPILINDO DAYAJAYA Sea Sand Mining Serang Regency 93 PT SINAR SERANG Sea Sand Mining Serang Regency 94 PT CITRA PUTERI BAHARI Sea Sand Mining Serang Regency 95 PT BIRU SAMUDERA RAYA Sea Sand Mining Serang Regency 96 PT PUTERA BANGSA MANDIRI Sea Sand Mining Serang Regency 97 PT KARYA KARSA BERSAMA Sea Sand Mining Serang Regency 98 PT TRI MANUNGGAL PUTRA SERANG Sea Sand Mining Serang Regency 99 PT WINDU BANTEN SENTOSA Sea Sand Mining Serang Regency 100 PT SENTRA USAHA SUKSES Sea Sand Mining Serang Regency 101 PT PRIMA MAJU INVESTAMA Sea Sand Mining Serang Regency 102 PT PEMINDO RAYA INTERNASIONAL Sea Sand Mining Serang Regency 103 PT LOSARI WISESA ABADI Sea Sand Mining Serang Regency 104 PT TRIMITRA WISESA ABADI Sea Sand Mining Serang Regency 105 PT DWI SENA JAYA Sea Sand Mining Serang Regency 106 PT KARYADWINUSA MAJU SENTOSA Sea Sand Mining Serang Regency 107 PT ASRI BUMI ENERGI Sea Sand Mining Serang Regency 108 PT MINERALINDO SUKSES MANDIRI Sea Sand Mining Serang Regency 109 PT SAPTA PILAR ENERGI Sea Sand Mining Serang Regency 110 PT CAKRA KERTA BANTEN Sea Sand Mining Serang Regency 111 PT DAYA SWAHASTA CIPTA Sea Sand Mining Serang Regency 112 PT RIZKI BAHTERA JAYA Sea Sand Mining Serang Regency 113 PT BARUNA CAKRA SEJATI Sea Sand Mining Serang Regency 114 PT SAKTI MANDIRI PERKASA Sea Sand Mining Serang Regency 115 KOPERASI TIRTA NIAGA PANTURA Sea Sand Mining Serang Regency 116 PT TUNAS WIRA MANDIRI Sea Sand Mining Serang Regency 117 KOPERASI PANTURA MADANI Sea Sand Mining Serang Regency 118 PT SUMBER RIZKI MULYA ABADI Sea Sand Mining Serang Regency 119 PT HAMPARAN LAUT SEJAHTERA Sea Sand Mining Serang Regency 120 PT PANDU KATULISTIWA Sea Sand Mining Serang Regency 121 PT GAHANA LAUTAN PRIMA Sea Sand Mining Serang Regency 122 PT MUARA SUKSES MAKMUR Sea Sand Mining Serang Regency 123 PT RESOURCE CELEBES INTERNATIONAL Sea Sand Mining Serang Regency 124 PT KAOSA ANUGERAH SENTOSA MANDIRI Sea Sand Mining Serang Regency 125 PT PASIR JAYA SENTOSA Sea Sand Mining Serang Regency 126 PT PASIR JAYA SENTOSA Sea Sand Mining Serang Regency 127 PT JETSTAR Sea Sand Mining Serang Regency 128 PT. Mustika Makmur Petroleum Utilization of Hazardous Waste Tangerang Regency 129 PT. Wastindo Dwi Prima Lestari Utilization of Hazardous Waste Tangerang Regency 130 PT. AETRA Tangerang Drinking Water Industry Tangerang Regency 132 PT. BSD CITY Bridge Construction Tangerang City 134 PT. Fajar Zipindo Utilization of Hazardous Waste Tangerang City 135 PT. Petrokimia Butadien Indonesia Petrochemicals Cilegon City 136 PT. Teknotama Lingkungan Internusa Collecting and Utilizing Hazardous Waste Tangerang Regency 138 PT. PLIB Utilization of Hazardous Waste Tangerang Regency 139 PT. Indah Kiat Port/ harbor Industry Cilegon City 143 PT. Batan Teknologi Generator Production South Tangerang City 147 PT. Primanru Jaya Tangerang Regency 148 PT. Hamami Jaya Tangerang Regency 149 CV. Kharisma Mulia Abadi Tangerang Regency 150 PT. Elmusonsetindo Nusaindah Tangerang City 151 PT. Lingga Perdana Cilegon City 152 PT. Wastec International Cilegon City 153 PT. Bintangmas Cahaya International Serang Regency 154 PT. Raja Goedang Mas Serang City 155 PT. Ashahimas Chemical Power Plant Cilegon City 156 PT. Pelindo Ciwandan Harbor Construction Cilegon City 157 PT. SMI Petrochemicals Serang Regency 159 PT. Bandar Bakau Jaya Harbor Construction Serang Regency 160 PT. Gandasari Energi Industry Area Development Serang Regency 161 PT. Gandasari Perkasa Mandiri Loading Dock and Shipyard Serang Regency 162 PT. Samudera Marine Indonesia Docking and Ship Repairment Serang Regency 163 PT. Semen Merah Putih Cement Industry Lebak regency 164 PT. Surya Toto Sanitary (warehouse construction) South Tangerang City 165 PT. Surya Siam Keramik Ceramic Plant South Tangerang City 166 PT. BSD CITY Housing Industry South Tangerang City 167 PT. Siam Semen Cement Industry Lebak regency 169 PT. Trimulya Interbuana Docking Cilegon City 170 PT. Telung Hamparan Sepuluh Rock Mining Serang Regency.
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