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Abu Dhabi is set to establish a pioneering facility aimed at reclaiming recyclable materials from municipal solid waste, marking a significant milestone in waste management. Developed by Tadweer Group, the greenfield Material Recovery Facility (MRF) is slated to possess a capacity of 1.3 million metric tonnes annually and will be situated within the Al Mafraq industrial area. Encompassing over 90,000 square meters, it will rank among the largest MRFs in the region. The primary objective of this initiative is to gather municipal waste and extract recyclable resources such as metals, plastics, and other materials. By maximizing waste diversion from landfills through recycling and preparing feedstock for the Abu Dhabi Waste to Energy facility, the project aims to elevate recycling rates, foster a circular economy, and align with the group's goal of diverting 80 percent of Abu Dhabi's waste from landfills by 2030. #Abudhabi #recover #Materials #waste

- #Abu Dhabi is building a state-of-the-art facility to recover recyclable materials from waste, a first for the city, marking a significant milestone in waste management. - The greenfield Material Recovery Facility (MRF), developed by Tadweer Group, will have a capacity of 1.3 million metric tons annually and will be located in the Al Mafraq industrial area. - The facility will cover an area of over 90,000 square meters, making it one of the largest MRFs in the region. - The primary objective of this initiative is to collect municipal waste and extract recyclable resources such as metals, plastics, and other materials. - By maximizing waste diversion from landfills through recycling and preparing feedstock for the Abu Dhabi Waste to Energy facility, the project aims to increase recycling rates, promote a circular economy, and align with the group's goal of diverting 80% of Abu Dhabi's waste from landfills by 2030. #LatestDubai #ArabTimesNews #2030 #Abudhabi #recover #waste

Did you know that the global waste management market, valued at $1.3 trillion in 2022, is set to grow to $1.96 trillion by 2030? The UAE faces significant waste management challenges due to its rapid population and economic growth. Traditionally, waste ended up in landfills, releasing methane, a potent greenhouse gas. Recognizing this, the UAE has implemented a comprehensive strategy to promote sustainable waste practices, focusing on waste reduction, recycling, and waste-to-energy conversion. Key initiatives include Abu Dhabi’s Tadweer, which oversees waste separation and recycling, and Dubai’s ambitious Zero-Waste goal, aiming to send no waste to landfills within 20 years. Dubai is building one of the largest waste-to-energy plants, expected to process 1.9 million metric tons of waste annually. Sharjah has also invested in state-of-the-art waste-to-energy facilities, contributing to its goal of 100% landfill diversion. The UAE’s focus on the 3Rs (Reduce, Reuse, Recycle), innovative technologies, and smart waste management systems support its broader vision of transitioning to a circular economy, reducing waste and emissions while producing renewable energy. To know more, click here: https://lnkd.in/dm7D5mcJ #SustainableInsights #Newsletter #Sustainability #WasteManagement #ClimateAction #Circulareconomy #3Rs #ZeroWaste #WasteToEnergy #SmartWasteSystems #UAE #CleanEnergyStrategy #Tadweer #EWTE #Beeah #Masdar #DubaiHolding #RenewableEnergy #Recycling #GreenHydrogen #Innnovation #Technology #SinnthyaMacek #Sinnthya #SustainableSolutions 

Did you know that the global waste management market, valued at $1.3 trillion in 2022, is set to grow to $1.96 trillion by 2030? The UAE faces significant waste management challenges due to its rapid population and economic growth. Traditionally, waste ended up in landfills, releasing methane, a potent greenhouse gas. Recognizing this, the UAE has implemented a comprehensive strategy to promote sustainable waste practices, focusing on waste reduction, recycling, and waste-to-energy conversion. Key initiatives include Abu Dhabi’s Tadweer, which oversees waste separation and recycling, and Dubai’s ambitious Zero-Waste goal, aiming to send no waste to landfills within 20 years. Dubai is building one of the largest waste-to-energy plants, expected to process 1.9 million metric tons of waste annually. Sharjah has also invested in state-of-the-art waste-to-energy facilities, contributing to its goal of 100% landfill diversion. The UAE’s focus on the 3Rs (Reduce, Reuse, Recycle), innovative technologies, and smart waste management systems support its broader vision of transitioning to a circular economy, reducing waste and emissions while producing renewable energy. To know more, click here: https://lnkd.in/d42DskzP #SustainableInsights #Newsletter #Sustainability #WasteManagement #ClimateAction #Circulareconomy #3Rs #ZeroWaste #WasteToEnergy #SmartWasteSystems #UAE #CleanEnergyStrategy #Tadweer #EWTE #Beeah #Masdar #DubaiHolding #RenewableEnergy #Recycling #GreenHydrogen #Innnovation #Technology #SinnthyaMacek #Sinnthya #SustainableSolutions

🗑♻ Municipal Solid Waste to Alternative Fuel for Cement Plants The first Refuse-Derived Fuel (RDF) plant - emiratesRDF in Umm Al Quwain, #UAE established for converting municipal solid waste to RDF for use by the region’s #cement plants, partially replacing use of #gas and #coal.   The #RDF has a capacity to process 1,000 tons of household waste a day. Solid waste is shredded, sorted and dried to turn it into RDF, which can serve as an alternative, #low_carbon fuel in cement kilns, partially replacing traditional gas and coal. Implementation of this project could divert up to 90% of household waste from landfill sites. Great example of applying #Circular Economy practices as part of public-private partnership (PPP) between the وزارة التغير المناخي والبيئة Ministry of Climate Change and Environment (MOCCE) and the emiratesRDF, a joint venture of BESIX, Belgium, the Ajman-based TECH GROUP Eco Single Owner holding company, and Finland-based Griffin Refineries . Source: UAE Circular Economy Landscape Report 2023 by MOCCE Celebrate #circularity with us! Participate in the GCC Circular Economy Awards www.circularityawards.com #circulareconomy

A waste recycling plant is going to be built in Abu Dhabi. This modern facility will take in recyclable materials from household waste and turn them into new products. It'll help create a "closed loop economy" and make the Tadweer Group's goal of recycling 80% of Abu Dhabi's waste by 2030 a reality. The long-term goal is to create raw materials and finished products from the recycled materials, like sustainable aviation fuel. The plant will be in Al Mafraq, about 36 kilometers from the city center. It's expected to process up to 1.3 million tons of waste each year. The facility will cover more than 90,000 square meters, making it one of the biggest processing plants in the area.Also, the new plant is going to help attract local and international investment from the private sector. It's also going to create jobs and training opportunities for Emiratis. #circular economy#do you care #solar energy#be responsible#save planet#clean earth #RenewableEnergy#new era#less carbon#sustainability #waste management and recycling #plastic #recycling#circular economy#new package#do you care #waste to income#save planet#clean earth #COP28 

The Middle East's Recycling ♻ Revolution: 3 Leaders to Watch : 1. United Arab Emirates (UAE) : Waste Diversion Goal: The UAE aims to divert 75% of waste from landfills by 2025. Dubai Initiatives: Dubai has implemented the "My City, My Environment" campaign to boost household waste segregation. Abu Dhabi's Tadweer: Manages 4.6 million tonnes of waste annually and recycles around 1.8 million tonnes. Waste-to-Energy Projects: Dubai is building one of the world's largest waste-to-energy plants, expected to process 1.9 million tonnes of waste annually, generating 200 MW of electricity. 2. Saudi Arabia (KSA) : Vision 2030: Part of Saudi Arabia's ambitious plan includes increasing recycling rates from 5% to 85%. National Center for Waste Management (NCWM): Established to streamline waste management across the country. Saudi Investment Recycling Company (SIRC): Aims to develop recycling facilities and promote a circular economy. SIRC plans to recycle 81% of the 106 million tones of recyclable waste by 2035. Riyadh's Recycling Push: Riyadh aims to recycle 38% of its waste by 2035, significantly reducing landfill use. 3. Qatar : National Development Strategy: Qatar aims to increase its recycling rate from the current 15% to 75% by 2028. Domestic Solid Waste Management Center (DSWMC): Processes 2,300 tonnes of waste daily, converting organic waste to compost and recycling metals, plastics, and paper. Public Awareness Campaigns: Initiatives to promote waste segregation at the source have increased recycling rates. Infrastructure Investments: Qatar is investing heavily in state-of-the-art recycling facilities and technologies to meet its ambitious targets. #Recycling #Sustainability #MiddleEast #UAE #SaudiArabia #Qatar #WasteManagement #CircularEconomy #EnvironmentalImpact #waste_to_wealth

The article from CNN discusses the world’s largest waste-to-energy facility in Dubai, which began operations in March. This plant, managed by the Warsan Waste Management Company, processes 2 million metric tons of waste annually, generating enough electricity to power approximately 135,000 homes. The plant operates at 34% efficiency, which is higher than typical for such facilities due to its size. The waste-to-energy process involves burning waste to produce steam, which then drives turbines to generate electricity. The facility also filters out toxic pollutants, although it still emits carbon dioxide. Additionally, metals are recycled, and ash is repurposed for road construction. The facility aims to reduce landfill use and associated methane emissions, although environmentalists stress the importance of recycling over waste incineration. The UAE plans to increase its recycling rate from 20% to 90% by 2050. #sustainability #wastemanagement #recycling #circulareconomy #wastemanagement #wastetoenergy https://lnkd.in/dCeK4cvQ

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📣 NEW Publication: Brochure on Circular Economy in #SaudiArabia. ⬇ Download the brochure and gain more comprehensive insights into the #Saudi #market.   👉 In recent years, the concept of #circulareconomy has gained prominence in Saudi Arabia, presenting a solution to national challenges. The topic focuses on promoting solid domestic waste management and anti-pollution measures as well as recycling measures. 👉 Saudi Arabia is aiming to shift waste management strategies. According to the 2019-established المركز الوطني لإدارة النفايات ( موان ) | National Center for Waste Management the goal by 2035 is to reduce landfill disposal to only 18% of total waste, with recycling accounting for 42%, composting 35%, incineration 19%, and other methods 4%.   ➡ Learn more and explore new business prospects in the field of #CircularEconomy. Download the Brochure: https://lnkd.in/etWHVKFm   📧 Contact at #GESALO: Najah Al-Kutbi, Nora Fath, Rawabi Basyouni, Fatima Bakhsh. The Brochure is part of the export initiative to set up a “Circular Economy in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia”. The main objective of the project is to support Saudi Arabia in establishing a Circular Economy by increasing awareness of the market potential for sustainable German technologies plus connecting German companies with Saudi research institutions, and the local business community.   #circulareconomy #SaudiArabia #nationalsolutions #solidDomesticWaste #wasteManagement #antipollutionmeasures #recyclingmeasures #wastemanagementstrategies #reducelandfilldisposal #recyclingmanagement #composting #incineration German-Saudi Arabian Liaison Office for Economic Affairs (GESALO)