Waste-to-energy incineration projects are allowing major cities to shift away from landfills, but those based in counties are struggling to meet capacity.

The piles of waste have quietly disappeared from public view, leaving many to wonder: where has all the trash gone? Recently, a topic with hashtag "China's waste is running out" has been trending on ...

Like the Clean Incineration Centre in Chaoyang, the Lujiashan Circular Economy (Venous Industry) Base, also in Beijing, is home to a waste-to-energy power plant and a kitchen waste disposal ...

Looking ahead, SUS ENVIRONMENT remains dedicated to exploring the value of waste-to-energy and share China's best available ...

Like the Clean Incineration Center in Chaoyang, the Lujiashan Circular Economy (Venous Industry) Base, also in Beijing, is home to a waste-to-energy power plant and a kitchen waste disposal ...

In a bid to address this gap, the civic body has set a target of reaching four lakh households to collect at least 20 tonnes ...

Da Nang seeks PPP partners to build and operate a 1,000-ton/day waste plant, aiming for sustainable, long-term urban waste ...

A planned energy-from-waste incinerator which could burn up to 260,000 tonnes of waste a year has been given a permit to operate. The Environment Agency (EA) said it had granted a permit to MVV ...

In later phases, the plant will gradually increase its waste incineration capacity to 6,000 and 8,600 tons per day, corresponding to power generation levels of 130 and 200 MW. Once completed, it will ...