Indonesia is aiming to implement waste-to-energy projects in 33 cities nationwide, a move that could necessitate approximately 91 trillion rupiah ($5.49 billion) in funding. Investment Minister Rosan Roeslani shared this estimate with reporters on Friday in Jakarta. The initiative is part of Indonesia’s broader strategy to address waste management and energy production in a more sustainable manner. Roeslani highlighted the importance of investing in eco-friendly solutions to tackle the country’s waste issues while also boosting energy generation capabilities.
Indonesia’s Waste-to-Energy Plan for 33 Cities May Need $5.5 Billion in Funding, Minister Says
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