Indonesia Prepares for EV Battery Waste Peak in 2040, Focuses on Recycling
Indonesia is accelerating the establishment of a recycling system to address the waste issue of electric vehicle (EV) batteries, which is projected to peak around 2040. The government aims to effectively utilize domestic resources and reduce environmental impact.
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