ONE. BALI develops large‑scale, community‑focused plastic recycling infrastructure in Bali to turn the island’s waste problem into a circular economy. By building Indonesia’s first highly conscious, regenerative recycling venture, it restores ecosystems, creates local jobs, and provides a scalable model that can be replicated nationally and globally. The platform aligns with Bali’s Tri Hita Karana principles and supports the country’s 2029 plastic‑waste‑free targets.
Funding
Funding not disclosed
Founders
Product
Problem
Bali generates large quantities of plastic waste daily, but the majority is neither recycled nor safely managed, leading to environmental pollution, informal handling by vulnerable communities, and missed opportunities for circular resource use.
Solution
ONE.BALI establishes Indonesia’s first industrial‑scale plastic‑to‑bio‑oil facility using ISCC‑certified pyrolysis technology from Corsair Group. The process thermally depolymerises mixed low‑grade plastics in an oxygen‑free reactor, producing petrochemical‑grade advanced pyrolysis oil and reusable syngas. Collected waste from community collectors and village networks is sorted, washed, and fed into the plant, where the output oil meets circular‑plastic specifications for off‑take by major petrochemical companies. The venture integrates a digital traceability platform (ONE.TRACE) to ensure transparent chain‑of‑custody and auditability of each kilogram of plastic processed. By converting waste into high‑value feedstock, the project supports Bali’s plastic‑waste‑free goal and creates a replicable model for Indonesia’s national plastic action targets.
Target Audience
Primary customers are petrochemical manufacturers and plastic producers seeking certified circular feedstock, as well as government agencies and NGOs focused on waste management and ecosystem restoration in Indonesia.
Features
- ISCC‑certified pyrolysis technology operating at ~450 °C in a closed, oxygen‑free environment, converting mixed plastics into ultra‑low‑sulfur advanced bio‑oil
- High conversion efficiency delivering 750–900 L of petrochemical‑grade oil per tonne of plastic
- Integrated digital traceability (ONE.TRACE) providing verifiable, auditable chain‑of‑custody from community collection to oil export
- Utilisation of captured syngas to power the pyrolysis process, enhancing energy efficiency and reducing emissions
- Secured offtake agreements with major petrochemical firms (e.g., Shell, Kera, Aster) for certified circular feedstock
- Community‑based collection and sorting network that empowers local collectors, especially women and children, with safer waste handling practices