In Vietnam, Vietnam News reported that HCM City is accelerating the development of waste-to-energy facilities as part of its shift toward treating waste as a valuable resource.
The report noted that Secretary of the municipal Party Committee Trần Lưu Quang has led an inspection of waste treatment projects at the Tây Bắc (Northwest) Waste Treatment Complex.
The delegation reviewed on-site construction progress at the waste-to-energy plants being implemented by Vietstar Joint Stock Company and Tam Sinh Nghĩa Investment Development Joint Stock Company.
During the field visit, the delegation inspected key components of Vietstar’s technology-conversion project, including its new waste-sorting line and the waste-to-energy plant currently under construction, according to the report.
Following the inspections, the working group held a meeting with the two companies to assess construction timelines, the transition to waste-to-energy technologies, and challenges faced during implementation, it added.
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