Indonesia is actively developing pyrolysis technology to support its growing waste-to-energy plants, as announced by Coordinating Minister for Food Affairs Zulkifli Hasan. This technology aims to convert waste materials into valuable resources, contributing to more sustainable waste management solutions. The government believes pyrolysis will enhance the efficiency and viability of waste-to-energy facilities across the country. This initiative aligns with Indonesia’s commitment to reducing landfill waste and increasing renewable energy production. Hasan highlighted the importance of utilizing waste as a resource rather than simply discarding it. The development of this technology is expected to attract further investment in the waste management sector and create new economic opportunities. Ultimately, Indonesia hopes to address both environmental concerns and energy needs through this innovative approach.