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Indonesia to launch waste-to-energy projects in 10 cities, starting November, to generate power and cut landfill use.
Indonesia plans to launch waste-to-energy projects in 10 cities starting in November, with Jakarta hosting four to five facilities, aiming to convert municipal waste into power and reduce landfill use.
The initiative, requiring about $5.5 billion, will be led by the state fund Danantara Indonesia, partnering with technology providers and backed by Patriot Bonds and private investment.
State utility PLN will purchase the generated electricity.
While the program targets sustainable urban development, concerns remain over waste supply reliability, long-term viability, and potential disincentives to waste reduction.
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Indonesia lanzará proyectos de transformación de residuos en energía en 10 ciudades a partir de noviembre, para generar energía y reducir el uso de vertederos.