How are methane emissions estimated in the municipal wastewater sector in Indonesia? Don't miss this opportunity to gain valuable insights and connect with experts in the nexus of water, energy, and methane emissions.
- Indonesia has reported increasing waste sector greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions in the last two decades.
- Municipal wastewater emissions comprise 17.8% of Indonesia’s waste sector GHG emissions is estimated to grow.
- Emissions calculated using tier 1 methods.
- Primary data and comprehensive data for municipal wastewater is needed.
As an initial step to progress to a tier two approach, Tetra Tech conducted a pilot in a communal wastewater treatment plant in West Java, Indonesia to estimate methane emissions based on real measurements. This case study is the first of its kind to be done for a communal wastewater treatment plant in Indonesia that can serve as an example and learning opportunity for environmental office officers to enhance their approach in their GHG emissions inventory updating exercise.
Date and time: Wednesday, 13 March 2024 at 9:30 pm EDT (UTC -4) / Thursday, 14 March 2024 at 8:30 am WIB (UTC +7)
Registration link: https://zoom.us/meeting/register/tJcrcuitrjwuGNM3lbPgmElfiogfQGOCP-MO#/registrationKey topics to be covered:
- Institutional arrangement and regulatory framework of municipal wastewater greenhouse gas emissions in Indonesia
- Methane emissions in the municipal wastewater sector: sources of methane emissions, methodology applied in Indonesia, and international insights and best practices
- Case study presentation of the methane emissions
- Collaboratively explore potential solutions and actions for more accurate assessments of Indonesia’s domestic wastewater methane emissions inventory
Who should attend:
- Municipal wastewater treatment professionals in the public and private sector
- GHG inventory and mitigation professionals in the public and private sector
- Government planners and policymakers specializing in emissions and municipal wastewater
- Provincial/regency level environmental office staff
- Researchers and academia specializing in municipal wastewater and/or methane emissions practice areas
Come join us!