BRICS 2026: Indonesian business official: China and Indonesia share common values on fostering people-centered development
Recent developments in Indonesia’s waste-to-energy sector reinforce IBC’s view that technology and investment must be matched by broader waste-management…

Recent developments in Indonesia’s waste-to-energy sector reinforce IBC’s view that technology and investment must be matched by broader waste-management reform. CGTN reports strong participation from Chinese companies in upcoming projects, as Indonesia accelerates waste-to-energy development across cities facing waste emergencies. For IBC, the opportunity goes beyond building new facilities. Clearer institutional roles, reliable waste collection, sustainable funding, and stronger regulation remain critical to ensuring these investments deliver lasting economic and environmental value at scale nationwide.
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