Indonesia’s Ministry anticipates the Legok Nangka Waste-to-Electricity (PSEL) project in Bandung District, West Java, will significantly improve both waste management and clean energy production. This project aims to address growing waste concerns while simultaneously bolstering the nation’s renewable energy capacity. The PSEL facility will convert waste materials into electricity, reducing landfill burden and decreasing reliance on fossil fuels. Officials hope this initiative will serve as a model for similar projects across Indonesia, promoting a circular economy. The development is projected to contribute to broader environmental sustainability goals and support local economic growth. It signifies a key step in Indonesia’s commitment to reducing its carbon footprint and achieving its renewable energy targets.