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Bekasi improves Kertamukti TPST to reduce waste going to landfill

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Bekasi improves Kertamukti TPST to reduce waste going to landfill
GREEN ECONOMY
Diskominfo Bekasi Regency
Bekasi District Government officials together with representatives of the World Bank and Ministry of Public Works discussed the rehabilitation and optimization of the Kertamukti TPST in Central Cikarang, Wednesday (21/10/2026)

Apart from improving the Kertamukti TPST, the Bekasi Regency Government is encouraging the development of waste processing facilities into electrical energy (PSEL). It is hoped that these two efforts can be developed in an integrated manner to reduce waste that ends up in landfill while increasing the benefits of processing it.

However, the information provided does not yet detail the TPST processing capacity after rehabilitation, budget requirements, or schedule for completion of improvements. The target for reducing waste to landfill has also not been stated.

Asep hopes that discussions with the central government and the World Bank will produce priority steps and a measurable distribution of responsibilities.

"I certainly hope that this meeting will produce an agreement regarding priority steps and a measurable division of responsibilities," he said.

Official Press Release Diskominfo Kabupaten Bekasi

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