Jakarta Generates 9,000 Tons of Waste Daily, Governor Plans 3 Waste-to-Energy Plants
Jakarta generates approximately 9,000 tons of waste daily. To address this, the provincial government plans to build two to three waste-to-energy (PLTSa) plants, aiming to balance waste management and improve environmental conditions.
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