A strategic alliance has been formed between local power and waste management firms to jointly finance and construct 12 waste-to-energy power facilities and three refuse-derived fuel production plants. This initiative is aimed at bolstering the country’s bio, circular, and green economic strategies.
Supawat Khunvoravinij, who is currently serving as the acting managing director of Earth Tech Environment, a waste recycling and disposal service firm, highlighted that the plan is to build facilities that have substantial power generation capabilities and simultaneously improve waste management within the industrial sector.
Earth Tech Environment, in partnership with Gulf Energy Development, a major private power producer in Thailand, Waste Tech Exponential, a waste recycling and power generation operator, and Better World Green, a waste storage and…
