Thien Y Environmental Energy JSC, the project’s investor, said from now until the end of September, the plant will operate an incinerator with a capacity of handling 800 tonnes of waste daily. It can produce 15MW of electricity for the grid per hour.
The Soc Son waste-to-energy project was approved by Hanoi’s authorities in late 2017 with a total investment of 303 million USD.
Once completed, it will be the largest in Vietnam with a capacity of handling 4,000 tons of dry solid waste per day.
Hanoi currently discharges 6,500-7,000 tonnes of waste every day.
According to the city's master plan for 2030 with a vision to 2050, Hanoi will have 17 waste treatment zones. However, many have been delayed due to obstacles relating to site clearance./.
VNA
