More than 100 companies participate in Indonesia's waste-to-energy projects, first batch to operate by the end of the year

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Danantara, the national investment management agency, has announced that the National Waste-to-Energy Project has attracted 70 consortiums of more than 100 domestic and foreign companies.this projectTotal investment amounted to 91 trillion rupiahThe plan is to33 citiesImplementation, first phaseoverwriteJakarta, Bandung and 10 other major citiesThe

Per plantDispose of 1,000 tons of garbage per day, transforming it into arenewable energy.. President Prabowo has issuedPresidential Regulation No. 109 of 2025Providing legal security, the project is designed to address Indonesia's municipal waste disposal challenges (by 2023 the country will have only39% Rubbish(properly handled).

Comprehensive consideration of project site selection criteriaVolume of waste, water and land supplywill be utilizedEnvironmentally friendly technologiesProduction of power, bioenergy and other derivatives. The first plants are proposed forEnd of 2025Inaugurated into operation, the project marks the beginning of Indonesia's drive toCircular economy and energy transitionAn important step that is expected to significantly improve the city'sEnvironmental health statusThe

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