Despite a reduction in the requisite material, China continues to build new waste-to-power incinerators. Its policy for utilising waste needs standardising and refining, writes Li Jiacheng. Four years ...

In 2016, Bangkok opened its first waste-to-energy incinerator in the district of Nong Khaem, turning up to 500 metric tons of solid waste into electricity every day. The 9.8 megawatt incinerator uses ...

MHIEC Completes Refurbishment of Core Facilities of Waste-to-Energy Plant in Miyazaki City - 4-Year Project at Eco Clean Plaza Miyazaki Has ...

Koh Larn’s eco-friendly tourism future shines brighter as Mayor Poramet and Sontaya Kunplome inspect the island’s waste ...

ZERO waste advocates were rather shocked when the United Nations Human Settlements Program (UN-Habitat) in a social media ...