Croatia plans four waste-to-energy plants
In Croatia, Croatia News reported that Croatia is planning to build four waste-to-energy plants as the country looks to reduce landfill use and manage growing quantities of municipal waste that cannot be recycled.
The proposed facilities would complement the country’s planned network of 11 waste management centers and convert residual waste into energy, according to the Environmental Protection and Energy Efficiency Fund.
The first proposed facility would be located at the Bikarac Regional Waste Management Centre near Šibenik. Funding has been secured for the preparation of technical documentation through cooperation between the Environmental Protection and Energy Efficiency Fund and the Ministry of Environmental Protection and Green Transition, according to the report.
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