Rorotan RDF Plant, Solution to Jakarta's Waste Problem
Reported by Fakhrizal Fakhri | Translated by
Jakarta City Council's Commission D Chairman, Yuke Yurike said her side fully supports the plan to operate the Refuse-Derived Fuel (RDF) Plant in Rorotan, North Jakarta, as a solution for waste management in the capital.
crucial for solving Jakarta's waste problem
However, she asked that the trial be carried out carefully to avoid complaints from local residents.
"This RDF Plant is crucial for solving Jakarta's waste problem. However, we ask the relevant agencies to ensure that once it is fully operational, there will be no environmental issues, particularly the odor previously complained about by residents," she said, Friday (9/26).
Locals Support Operation of Rorotan RDF PlantThe Rorotan RDF Plant is currently in a trial phase with a target capacity of 2,500 tons of waste per day. For the time being, processing is focused on dry waste to minimize potential disruptions.
"It seems they're being very cautious. The trials are being conducted piecemeal. Hopefully there will be no more complaints from residents once it's fully operational," she added.
Yuke stated that Commission D continues to monitor the progress of the RDF Plant by communicating closely with relevant agencies. The City Council also plans to conduct a site inspection before the facility is fully operational.
Yuke emphasized that the City Council will continue to support the Jakarta Provincial Government's strategic programs aimed at addressing the waste problem. However, she reminded that implementation must still prioritize the well-being of residents.
"Hopefully there won't be any problems. Because our goal is to solve problems, not add to them," she emphasized.
