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Invest in waste-to-energy plants to generate power for the State national grid and/or directly to industrial zones (B2B). The service price for solid waste treatment and the sales price of electricity is negotiated with local authorities. Flying ash from waste burning will be stabilized and buried; other solid, liquid, and gaseous wastes will be treated as per safety standards. Examples of companies active in this space are:
Everbright Waste to Energy plant: Launched in December 2018, the plant, Can Tho Waste Incineration Plant, has received and treated more than 400,000 tons of waste including domestic waste that has been buried in landfills, generating more than 113 million kWh of electricity for the national grid (21)
Soc Son Waste Power Plant was officially launched into operation. It has 3 incinerators with a capacity of 800 tons of waste per day and a generating capacity of 15MW (22)
Waste electricity benefits communities and contributes to increasing electricity supply and reducing greenhouse gas emissions.
