Indonesia Drafts Waste Sector Carbon Trading Rules, Prepares National Roadmap

Indonesia’s Ministry of Environment/Environmental Control Agency (KLH/BPLH) is preparing regulations and a roadmap for carbon trading in the waste sector as part of efforts to strengthen the implementation of the country’s Carbon Pricing (NEK) framework.

Acting Director for Carbon Economic Value Governance at KLH/BPLH, Haryo Pambudi, said the waste sector holds significant potential to support Indonesia’s emission reduction targets while generating economic value through carbon trading mechanisms.

“We are currently preparing regulations as well as a carbon trading roadmap for the waste sector, which will become an important part of Indonesia’s national carbon trading roadmap,” Haryo said during the National Carbon Forum themed “Implementation of Carbon Economic Value in Indonesia’s Waste Sector” at INVIROTECH 2026 on Friday (June 12, 2026).…..Click here to read the full article