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SSEK Partner Explores Indonesia’s New Waste-To-Energy Framework In LIR Singapore

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SSEK Law Firm partner Aldilla Stephanie Suwana contributed an article to Legal Industry Reviews (LIR): Singapore, titled “Indonesia's Waste-to-Energy Sector: New Rules, New Opportunities.”

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SSEK Law Firm partner Aldilla Stephanie Suwana contributed an article to Legal Industry Reviews (LIR): Singapore, titled “Indonesia's Waste-to-Energy Sector: New Rules, New Opportunities.”

The article looks at how Indonesia’s new 2025 WtE Regulation seeks to address long-standing structural and commercial challenges in the sector by centralizing project procurement, removing tipping fees, and improving overall bankability to attract private and foreign investment.

It also discusses early implementation progress and highlights how the revised framework is already accelerating project development timelines, signaling renewed momentum and opportunity in Indonesia’s waste-to-energy and broader renewable energy landscape.

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SSEK Partner Explores Indonesia’s New Waste-To-Energy Framework In LIR Singapore

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