According to Abramchenko, the facility near Moscow will use advanced equipment, from turbines to filters, to stop solid particles from burning waste. This complex for generating electricity from domestic waste will be one of the most modern complexes in the world.
Victoria Abramchenko also presented plans to establish facilities for processing household waste in the Moscow region and Kazan. The remaining factories in the Moscow region will open in the second half of 2024. The facility in Kazan is planned to be completed by the end of 2025.
He emphasized the importance of building more such facilities and explained that the development of these projects requires in-depth study and evaluation of their feasibility. The main aim is to reduce waste volumes, which can be achieved through both material and energy recycling.
Source: Ferra
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