Bank Jakarta Inaugurates Biodigester in North Jakarta for Organic Waste Processing
Bank Jakarta has initiated the construction of a communal biodigester facility in Rorotan, North Jakarta, aimed at processing organic waste. The facility is designed to handle 500 kg of organic waste daily, producing biogas and organic fertilizer, aligning with the bank's sustainable finance goals and contributing to Jakarta's waste management challenges.
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