IMPLEMENTATION OF CLEANER PRODUCTION CONCEPT AS AN ADVANCED LEVEL OF ENTREPRENEURSHIP IN THE ERA OF INDUSTRY 4.0
(CASE STUDY OF PT. IKPP)
Abstract
The world currently has entered the era of the Industrial Revolution 4.0 marked by increasing technological developments. The pulp and paper industry is one of Indonesia's leading agro-industrial commodities. The production capacity reaches 10 million tons and 17 million tons for pulp and paper production with raw material requirements reaching 45 million The various environmental crises that hit our country today show that there are mistakes in the way of economic development that we are taking, especially in the industrial sector. Because of this, a better strategy change is needed after the end-of- pipe strategy, a strategy that has the potential to be is cleaner production. This article is compiled to see the cost savings of the pulp and paper industry's production process that implements cleaner production and provides an overview for entrepreneurs to be able to calculate the profit and loss for the business being run related to the application of cleaner production. Based on a literature review on the application of clean production in PT. IKPP applied to white paper recovery, paper machine, and recycling at finishing proved to be able to get a profit of IDR 646,024,400.00 per day and can be used as a reference and inspiration for other entrepreneurs to be more sensitive and care for the environment.
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