by: Roffie Kurniawan Jakarta — Indonesia is accelerating its national Waste-to-Energy (WtE) framework to tackle escalating urban waste crises, break the deadlock of the national
by: Nabiha Shahab Jakarta’s waste problem is often framed as a question of disposal: where can the city send the mountains of rubbish it produces
by Nabiha Shahab Singapore – Facing mounting pressure from overflowing landfills and tightening environmental regulations, three Indonesian government representatives used the Asia Infrastructure Forum (AIF)
Singapore – The Indonesian government presented a comprehensive infrastructure strategy aimed at securing basic services at the Asia Infrastructure Forum 2026 in Singapore on Tuesday,
Jakarta — The Ministry of Environment and Environmental Control Agency (KLH/BPLH) and the Jakarta Provincial Government on Sunday, May 10, have launched a citywide push
Jakarta — Indonesia is accelerating the rollout of waste-to-energy plants across several regions, as the government seeks to tackle mounting landfill pressures while cutting methane
by: Nabiha Shahab In the afternoon of March 8, 2026, the structural and philosophical limits of Indonesia’s waste management were breached with lethal force. At
Jakarta — Industry stakeholders say the Danantara Investment Management Agency’s (BPI Danantara) efforts to fast-track waste-to-energy (WtE) projects lack a solid data foundation, particularly regarding
Jakarta — The Indonesian Environmental Scientist Association (IESA), together with the School of Environmental Sciences (SIL) at the University of Indonesia (UI), collaborated with junior
Jakarta – The Ministry of Environment/Environmental Control Agency (KLH/BPLH) has allocated Rp70 billion to curb open dumping practices and expand the use of waste-to-energy. The
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