Author:
Krisnaningsih Erni,Arkeman Yandra,Hambali Erliza,Marimin
Abstract
Abstract
Decision on location determination for rice-based Bioenergy Agro-industrial area is one part of the efforts to develop the bioenergy supply chain. The development location is selected based on the criteria set by the government. This study aims to plan the model of determining the location of agro-industrial supply chain development area of Rice-based bioenergy as well as evaluate the important criteria that need to be considered in the selection of the location of a bioenergy agro-industry so that alternative locations can be obtained from several potential locations that are targeted for rice-based bioenergy agro-industry development areas in Banten province of Indonesia. By using the fuzzy logic-AHP method approach, it is expected to obtain a decision model based on multi-criteria with a hierarchical process. The result of this study is the most optimal district used as the location of development of rice-based bioenergy agro industry area in Banten Province is Lebak Regency with the highest weight value 0,4328. Based on the results of research proposals for further research this method can be applied to the development of other bioenergy agro-industry, taking into account the criteria of spatial aspects based on geographical factors as well as appropriate alignment in an industrial area.
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